Veteran Ty Law says Hawks offer chance to win<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>KIRKLAND -- Ty Law has been to the pinnacle repeatedly, only to find the view obscured by what should have been.During his 11-year NFL career, Law has been on four Super Bowl teams, voted to the Pro Bowl five times and led the league in interceptions twice -- including last season, his first with the New York Jets after playing 10 years with the New England Patriots.It's not enough. The free-agent cornerback desires more, and can see himself achieving it as a member of the Seahawks."What's there left for me to do? There's a whole lot left to do," Law said Monday during a telephone interview from an airport in Florida, where he was catching a plane to New York City to visit his 6-year-old daughter, Tya."I've made five Pro Bowls. I should have made nine, because I feel I got ripped off for four others," he added. "The last time I went to the Super Bowl (after the 2004 season with the Patriots), I feel like I got shorted because I didn't get to play in that game."So I'm still trying to play catch-up. That's just what I do with my own psyche, to want to improve." Law visited the Seahawks last week, and liked what he saw and heard. After he departed, coach Mike Holmgren raised what seem to be the two biggest factors in signing Law: What does he have left mentally as well as physically; and how much will it cost to have him playing opposite Marcus Trufant in 2006 as the Seahawks defend their NFC championship?Law chuckled when informed that Holmgren had said, "The great ones don't come cheap.""Mike's been around," Law said. "He knows how it goes. As great a coach as he is, he doesn't come cheap, either."As for being 32 and seemingly having nothing left to prove -- or play for -- it was as if Law had been waiting for someone to broach that subject."I want to play football," he said. "I love to compete. I'm confident in my abilities. I can be a big assist to any team. This 'old man' has something left in his tank."More significantly, Law's actions speak louder than his words.During the offseason, he leaves his material trappings in Florida and moves into a corporate apartment in St. Louis to work out with renowned track and field coach Bob Kersee -- whose wife, Jackie Joyner Kersee, won five medals in three Olympics in the heptathlon and long jump."Actually, the decision to work with Bob came from being overlooked," Law said. "I figured it was something that could take me to the next level."It did. His first offseason with Kersee in 1998 led to Law's first Pro Bowl selection that season. Law and his agent also are talking with the Tennessee Titans, Kansas City Chiefs, Cleveland Browns and Patriots. But Law likes his chances of adding to his legacy with the Seahawks."Although I did have a season no one thought I would have last year, it just didn't satisfy me at all," he said of intercepting 10 passes and being voted to the Pro Bowl for the 4-12 Jets."I'm used to winning. So the objective is to go somewhere with a chance to compete and an opportunity to win. I really, really want an opportunity to win again, and I definitely think that could come in Seattle."</div>http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/football/266227_hawk11.htmlDamn, I don't want him to go to Seattle, but it would sure make them BETTER. Sheesh, I think they may have the NFC locked up AGAIN. COME TO KC TY!!!!!!!!
Since they lost dyson to the Jets, adding Law would be a very good move. Imagine that secondary with Trufant and Law. Very Scary.
That'd be kinda Ironic.Andre Dyson leaves Seattle and signs with the Jets in Free Agency.Ty Law leaves the Jets and signs with the Seahawks in Free Agency.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (AdropOFvenom @ Apr 23 2006, 12:50 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>That'd be kinda Ironic.Andre Dyson leaves Seattle and signs with the Jets in Free Agency.Ty Law leaves the Jets and signs with the Seahawks in Free Agency. </div>Yeah.. well now the ball hawk can go play for the hawks
Ty Law wants too things before he retires: Money and a Championship. Something that Seattle can offer. This would be crazy!
Law already was with the Pats when they won the Super Bowl and he already has plenty of cash. I think he's just playing right now for the hell of it.
wow.. why does this guy keep getting switched around all the fucking time... damn! i mean geeze we will take him
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (bynary star @ Apr 23 2006, 10:17 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>wow.. why does this guy keep getting switched around all the fucking time... damn! i mean geeze we will take him</div>1) Declining Production2) Wants more and more money despite his declineing production.
I wouldn't like this move at all since the Panthers might play SEA next season in the playoffs, and he will be guarding either Smith or Johnson.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Sham @ Apr 23 2006, 07:48 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>I wouldn't like this move at all since the Panthers might play SEA next season in the playoffs, and he will be guarding either Smith or Johnson. </div>Smith would burn right by Law.Thats why we had a rookie in Justin Miller covering Steve Smith when the Jets played the Panthers last year....and we did hold Smith to like 30 yards so I guess that plan worked.
fuck sake.. how the hell can they afford this? Another SB for Seattle, Jesus its starting to look like my Chiefs aren't gonna take it. =(
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (- LJ - @ Apr 27 2006, 03:23 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>fuck sake.. how the hell can they afford this? Another SB for Seattle, Jesus its starting to look like my Chiefs aren't gonna take it. =(</div>Your Chiefs will be lucky to make the Playoffs with Herm behind the helm.Sorry, but its the truth.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (- LJ - @ Apr 27 2006, 03:51 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>lol.. Cheifs making the Playoff is a gaurnetee. trust it.</div>Chiefs arent going to the playoffs man.They were a 10-6 team and have only managed to get worse since last season. They'll finish somewhere around 8-8 or 9-7 and it'll be some boneheaded coaching move that ends your season.
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (JHair @ Apr 27 2006, 04:25 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>^^ Herm hater in the house</div>Wouldnt you hate someone who held your franchise back 5 years because of his ineptitude?
yes because the Jets sucking is absolutely his fault. I mean nevermind all the injuries the quarterback position had. Forget about Curtis Martin having quite possibly the worst season of his career.Yeah that's all Herms fault. Nonetheless, I really don't see how the Chiefs have gotten any worse. They'll make the playoffs no doubt, its just a matter of winning the playoff games that I'm worried about.
