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Stephon Gilmore played for the Buffalo Bills for five seasons, with the last one earning the Cornerback his first Pro Bowl. The New England Patriots signed him before the 2017 Season, and Gilmore would become the best Cornerback in Football.
Troy Brown played all of his 15 seasons (1993-2007) with the New England Patriots, and it was a career in which he always found unique ways to contribute.
Many teams historically have had players that they referred to as a "Swiss Army Knife" in that they were so versatile that they could be used in many roles. For the New England Patriots, one such player was Kevin Faulk, who played his entire career (1999-2011) with the Pats.
As of this writing, Julius Adams is one of four players who has played over 200 Games for the New England Patriots, which places him in rare company.