JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Malcolm Butler isn’t pretending things haven’t been OK so far.
Understandably, expectations are very high for a free-agent who came to Tennessee on a five-yard, $61 million deal with $30 million guaranteed.
And we’ve seen him give up a 75-yard TD catch to Miami’s Kenny Stills and a 39-yard scoring catch to Will Fuller.
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