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After Battling Cancer, Patriots Defensive Coordinator Returns for Super Bowl
- On Monday, Feb. 2, 2026, Terrell Williams was declared cancer-free after a four-month battle and medically cleared to return for Super Bowl 60 in San Jose, Calif.
- Shortly after the season opener on Sept. 11, Williams sought medical care for stomach-flu symptoms following a Week 1 loss to the Las Vegas Raiders, and a biopsy confirmed aggressive prostate cancer before chemotherapy began in mid-October at Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston.
- With Williams off the sideline, the Patriots' defense, led by Zak Kuhr, helped achieve a 14-3 record and finished second in points allowed.
- Locker-Room voices noted an emotional lift, with teammates praising Williams' heart and positivity as his return was a massive boost, according to Milton Williams.
- Amid Super Bowl week, Williams says he will share his experience publicly, emphasizing the mental-health message and his positive impact on coaching continuity and team morale.
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·Springfield, United States
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Patriots Opening Night notebook: DC Terrell Williams happy to be back
SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Terrell Williams is back with the New England Patriots in time for the Super Bowl.
·New Hampshire, United States
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