White, who was set to become an unrestricted free agent after the 2017 season, is now under contract through the 2020 season.
Trump watched the Super Bowl from a party at his exclusive Mar-a-Lago club in Palm Beach and afterward took to Twitter to congratulate the team.
It's all part of having a time-tested system in place - one that has produced five Super Bowl championship teams and others that came very close to the ultimate prize.
Long joined McCourty in "StandingPats", an online video recently produced by Green Stripe News, and further detailed his thinking.
In an interview Boston Globe politics reporter Annie Linskey that was published Tuesday, Branch said he had no desire to meet President Donald Trump after hearing sexist remarks Trump made during a 2005 conversation with Access Hollywood host Billy Bush.
"Basic reason for me is I don't feel accepted in the White House. At least, it never was to me".
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Hightower has never attended the White House as a professional athlete, but went twice while in college at Alabama.
"They're not forcing me to do anything", Branch said.
The New England Patriots signed cornerback Malcolm Butler to a free agent tender on Tuesday that makes the hero of their fourth Super Bowl victory eligible to be traded.
In the draft, New England could also look to players like Clemson's Wayne Gallman, Wyoming's Brian Hill, Tennessee's Alvin Kamara or Pittsburgh's James Connor. Talented as Butler is, the freight of $10 million per year on a new deal AND shipping a first-round pick to the Patriots for the privilege of signing him was too much for a 27-year-old corner who's a little on the small side.
Team owner Bob Kraft is a longtime Trump friend. "I'm just gonna leave it at that". At a political rally in New Hampshire, Trump read aloud from a letter the Patriots coach had written him. "When my son grows up, and I believe the legacy of our president is going to be what it is, I don't want him to say, 'Hey Dad, why'd you go when you knew the right thing was to not go?'" Long said.
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