Pats bring CB Ty Law in for physical ????
 

He's like the bad-***** boyfriend who got away...
 

You know for your personal sanity you should never speak to him again, but you just can't get him out of your mind. Run, don't walk!! We're just being used to jack up his price elsewhere.

lets not get carried away here...we heard in the past of javon walker coming for a physical from "sources" apparently when he never came to NE.
No wonder BB harrassed a press guy yesterday regarding the word "sources".
i wont be surprised if BB issues a statement saying there have been no such talks or physicals just to throw water on felger and company.

U Guys R Crazy...........
 

To even consider taking Ty Law back on the Pats. We had him last season and even though the Jets totally sucked and limped their way through the 05 season, his penalties outweighed his interceptions. His fellow Jet players found him to be a locker room distraction and Herm Edwards powdered his *****.

You guys would be better off telling your coach to pass on this retread and let Ty Law go and play where he belongs, in KC. ;)

Thank you. I've been talking this line since February, and it's nice to hear a Jets fan back up the contention that a CB getting 10 INTS isn't necessarily having a good season.

It was also my contention that David Barrett was the better corner last year. What do you think?

I'd rather see what we have in the kids. We'll never know if guys like Hobbs can be starting-caliber corner backs if we sign mediocre vets to start ahead of them.

If he signs with the pats most of the Law bashers will be back on board.

I am ALL for Ty coming back (not at 10 mil though). He would instantly become the Pats best DB. Quite frankly, he was the Jets best DB last year. He was busted for PI's because he was more physical - compensating for the new girth. The new girth was a direct result of his non-activity while recovery from a pretty bad injury. Plus, a year down the road, I could easily see him transition to safety. His veteran savvy (on the field) would be instrumental in the excelerated Hobbs learning curve.

For the right price, I would take him back in a heartbeat. Proving Jest fans wrong (again) - priceless :)

Of course. I'll defer to Belichick's wisdom. It's not that I hold grudges against players who leave. Some of them I'd welcome back. In Law's case, though, I don't think he improves the team. Remember he hardly played at all in 2004, and played very poorly last year. If Bill thinks that signing Law is a good idea, than I'm on board.

Wow. That's not even close to accurate. I'd put him behind Barrett AND the two safeties.

In fact, he's no longer with the Jets partly because they have two kids in Strait and Miller who they feel can improve on Law's performance.

HAHAHAHAAHAHAHA....you'll see.