The New England Patriots are in mourning this week after the death of Matt Stevens, who won Super Bowl with the team in 2001.

Matt Stevens, former New England Patriots safety and Super Bowl XXXVI champion, has passed away at age 51. He was an NFL standout, despite a motorcycle accident in 2007 that left him paralyzed.

who was a healthy scratch in the Super Bowl, to the Patriots in exchange for a seventh-round pick. "New England has a lot of cap space, even after all of their free-agent additions," Sullivan wrote.

Former New England Patriots Super Bowl champion Matt Stevens has died at the age of 51, the team announced on Thursday.

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