Jared Butler, formerly a rising star after joining the 76ers from the Wizards, averaged 11.5 points and almost 5 assists last season while filling in for injured players. His role diminished with a crowded backcourt, leading to the decision to decline his contract option for the upcoming season.

Jared Butler's team option was declined, making him an unrestricted free agent. This decision opens up opportunities for him to join a new team where he can showcase his skills.

Jared Butler's team option was declined by the 76ers, indicating a shift in the team's strategy as they prioritize other players like Justin Edwards moving forward.

Jared Butler, after a strong showing with the Sixers, has seen his option declined due to the team's crowded backcourt. Despite averaging career highs in limited play, competition for minutes has led to his exit from Philadelphia. Butler's future is now uncertain as he enters free agency.

Jared Butler has had his team option declined by the Philadelphia 76ers, making him a free agent. He averaged 11.5 points and 4.9 assists in his time with the team.