RayClay

He was a model citizen with the Pats. But his cousin was trouble. .......

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alamo

There's absolutely no proof of that... the Patriots never offered close to what he felt he was worth, he never got a chance to accept a realistic discount. And it looks like there's a decent chance that even with his injury he might end up making more money than than he would have if he had accepted the Patriots' 4 yr 26M offer (after 2 years he has already made almost 14M of that).

At the point he routinely badmouths the Pats like Milloy has done, THEN I'll change my opinion of him. But that hasn't happened.

Asante Samuel and others this season had many gift INTs too... which turned into incompletes when they were dropped. The mark of the Patriots the past few years is they take advantage of their opportunities, and Law was very good at that.

Peter Pat

Do not be fooled by this article, this is an organizational article. "A source close to the situation"?, what the hell is that. I live hear in NY, and this guy is always a jets lackey. The jets are creating their PR move, so when Ty leaves, they wont get the negative PR hit. This article came right from the desk of the NY Jets.
Do not be naive, and do not think this article was not planted for a purpose. Similar to how the Red Sox use the Boston Globe.

Ty was , Ty this year with the Jets. Never a great leader, but he was not a clubhouse cancer. he helped the younger players when asked, and eve took over the secondary calls, the 2nd half of the season. His teammates want out of their way to compliment him, when he was elected to the pro bowl, and spoke, on how great of a teammate he is. Like with the Pats, he is a good teammate, bad leader, never would be a captain.

By the way, any time I hear how a corners picks, were lucky, and were gift ints, and he was just in the right place for a few easy ints, I know that person knows nothing about football.

How many lucky ints did the Pats corners get this year?