This week, Chiefs Wire's Ed Easton Jr. spoke to Pro Football Hall of Famer and Green Bay Packers legend LeRoy ... won Super Bowl XXXI. We could've won two more Super Bowls," said Butler, regarding ...

Pro Football Hall of Fame safety LeRoy Butler joins Next Up to preview the ... as it is the lead game on CBS this Sunday. "This is the Super Bowl preview." ...

The exhibit pays tribute to safety LeRoy Butler, who played 12 seasons with the Packers and is the fourth member of Super Bowl XXXI championship team to be voted to Canton. Former Green Bay ...

"The Lions are the better team," the former Green Bay Packers legend ... base it off of that," Butler said. "There's no accolades for the playoffs. It's either the Super Bowl or bust.

500. Yet, Green Bay Packers legend LeRoy Butler believes if the Steelers did add Rodgers, they could go all the way to the Super Bowl. “If he comes in, I think you have a legitimate chance to ...

It was the season LeRoy Butler and the Packers won a Super Bowl under Mike Holmgren, beating Bill Parcells' Patriots. New England roughed up the new Baltimore team during an 11-3 hot streak to ...

When LeRoy Butler retired after the 2001 season ... on the technical aspects of football, said after the Packers' back-to-back Super Bowl appearances in the 1990s. "He not only has coverage ...

The New England Patriots parted ways with six-time Super Bowl champion head coach ... Hall of Fame safety and legendary Green Bay Packers icon LeRoy Butler believes one vacancy makes sense above ...

it was safety LeRoy Butler that changed the complexion of Super Bowl XXXI. With Green Bay trailing New England, Butler's relentless pass rush of Drew Bledsoe turned the momentum and helped the ...

Class of 2022 Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee LeRoy Butler will be honored ... former safety played 12 seasons and won Super Bowl 1997 with the Packers. GREEN BAY, Wis.

Eventually we'll take over." Green Bay Packers cornerback Leroy Butler hits New England Patriots quarterback Drew Bledsoe during Super Bowl XXXI at the Superdome, Jan. 26, 1997, in New Orleans.