NY Jets after Ty Law again

[Bootlegged]

Jets | After Law Again
Thu, 14 Jul 2005 11:20:56 -0700

ESPN.com's John Clayton reports the New York Jets have resumed conversations with free agent CB Ty Law (Patriots) based on the news that CB Donnie Abraham plans to retire.

[tomahawk kid]

And the hits just keep on coming.

Well, there goes the 1 hour of optomism I had about Law actually ending up a Chief......

[ptlyon]

Bet he and his agent are loving this media coverage...

[HolmeZz]

They traded for Pete Hunter.

[tyton75]

yeah.. but who the phuck is Pete Hunter??

[Crush]

it's over

[ptlyon]

it's over

can't wait to read all the "well he was hurt and wanted too much mon-ay anyway" posts

[alpha_omega]

...dashed again!

[ptlyon]

:crybaby:

"But, but Rhonda Moss said..."

[Gaz]

Go Jets!

xoxo~
Gaz
Pulling for the boys in green to make the signing.

[alanm]

it's over
Was it over when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor? Nothing's over.
Dean Wormer... Dead!, Neidermeier.. Dead. Who's with me?? :cuss:

[tomahawk kid]

Anyone got any idea how much cap space NYJ have?

I wonder if they can offer anymore than the minimum.

[TRR]

Go Jets!

xoxo~
Gaz
Pulling for the boys in green to make the signing.


I'm with ya. I don't care if KC signs Law or not.

[Mr. Laz]

Anyone got any idea how much cap space NYJ have?

I wonder if they can offer anymore than the minimum.

depends how much money was lost/gains by abraham retiring


they had less money than us(reportedly) before abraham retired

Updated April 29, 2005
The 2005 Salary Cap is estimated to be approximately $85,500,000

Rank Team Total Cap Room
1 Minnesota Vikings $74,800,000 $10,700,000
2 Arizona Cardinals $75,650,000 $9,850,000
3 Dallas Cowboys $76,150,000 $9,350,000
4 Philadelphia Eagles $76,270,000 $9,230,000
5 Houston Texans $77,120,000 $8,380,000
6 Cleveland Browns $77,640,000 $7,860,000
7 San Diego Chargers $78,230,000 $7,270,000
8 Miami Dolphins $78,900,000 $6,600,000
9 Indianapolis Colts $79,200,000 $6,300,000
10 Jacksonville Jaguars $79,200,000 $6,300,000
11 Baltimore Ravens $79,510,000 $5,990,000
12 Chicago Bears $80,000,000 $5,500,000
13 Cincinnati Bengals $80,704,000 $4,796,000
14 Green Bay Packers $80,840,000 $4,660,000
15 St. Louis Rams $81,080,000 $4,420,000
16 San Francisco 49ers $81,200,000 $4,300,000
17 Detroit Lions $82,020,000 $3,480,000
18 Denver Broncos $83,150,000 $2,350,000
19 Carolina Panthers $83,305,000 $2,195,000
20 Pittsburgh Steelers $83,410,000 $2,090,000
21 Tennessee Titans $83,410,000 $2,090,000
22 New York Giants $83,500,000 $2,000,000
23 New England Patriots $83,540,000 $1,960,000
24 New Orleans Saints $83,820,000 $1,680,000
25 Tampa Bay Buccaneers $84,200,000 $1,300,000
26 Washington Redskins $84,240,000 $1,260,000
27 New York Jets $84,400,000 $1,100,000
28 Buffalo Bills $84,480,000 $1,020,000
29 Atlanta Falcons $84,576,000 $924,000
30 Kansas City Chiefs $84,600,000 $900,000 (3.5 million after cutting morton)
31 Seattle Seahawks $85,304,000 $196,000
32 Oakland Raiders $85,363,000 $137,000

Source: ESPN

[Mr. Laz]

Go Jets!

xoxo~
Gaz
Pulling for the boys in green to make the signing.


this better be some kind of reverse mojo thing :mad:

[tomahawk kid]

depends how much money was lost/gains by abraham retiring


they had less money than us(reportedly) before abraham retired

Updated April 29, 2005
The 2005 Salary Cap is estimated to be approximately $85,500,000

Rank Team Total Cap Room
1 Minnesota Vikings $74,800,000 $10,700,000
2 Arizona Cardinals $75,650,000 $9,850,000
3 Dallas Cowboys $76,150,000 $9,350,000
4 Philadelphia Eagles $76,270,000 $9,230,000
5 Houston Texans $77,120,000 $8,380,000
6 Cleveland Browns $77,640,000 $7,860,000
7 San Diego Chargers $78,230,000 $7,270,000
8 Miami Dolphins $78,900,000 $6,600,000
9 Indianapolis Colts $79,200,000 $6,300,000
10 Jacksonville Jaguars $79,200,000 $6,300,000
11 Baltimore Ravens $79,510,000 $5,990,000
12 Chicago Bears $80,000,000 $5,500,000
13 Cincinnati Bengals $80,704,000 $4,796,000
14 Green Bay Packers $80,840,000 $4,660,000
15 St. Louis Rams $81,080,000 $4,420,000
16 San Francisco 49ers $81,200,000 $4,300,000
17 Detroit Lions $82,020,000 $3,480,000
18 Denver Broncos $83,150,000 $2,350,000
19 Carolina Panthers $83,305,000 $2,195,000
20 Pittsburgh Steelers $83,410,000 $2,090,000
21 Tennessee Titans $83,410,000 $2,090,000
22 New York Giants $83,500,000 $2,000,000
23 New England Patriots $83,540,000 $1,960,000
24 New Orleans Saints $83,820,000 $1,680,000
25 Tampa Bay Buccaneers $84,200,000 $1,300,000
26 Washington Redskins $84,240,000 $1,260,000
27 New York Jets $84,400,000 $1,100,000
28 Buffalo Bills $84,480,000 $1,020,000
29 Atlanta Falcons $84,576,000 $924,000
30 Kansas City Chiefs $84,600,000 $900,000 (3.5 million after cutting morton)
31 Seattle Seahawks $85,304,000 $196,000
32 Oakland Raiders $85,363,000 $137,000

Source: ESPN

A think a player retiring saves you more than cutting a player.

Depending on what Abraham was making, they could be in really good shape.

[alanm]

:crybaby:

"But, but Rhonda Moss said..."
Rhonda Moss is a tool. Or plays with one. Whichever. :)

[Mr. Laz]

A think a player retiring saves you more than cutting a player.
not really ... it's the same as a cut

it depends on how his contract was structured



the only real difference is that i think the team can delay filling the retirement papers for quite awhile ... which can help them short term.

[The Bad Guy]

this better be some kind of reverse mojo thing :mad:

I bet it's not.

They will be the same ones yelling at the TV while Ambrose/McCleon/Sapp get torched playing next to Surtain.

I love the argument that, "we're going to be in cap hell if we sign Ty Law."

Who cares at this point? We are going to be in a transition period anyway with the veterans we have retiring and it's not like we've won a playoff game in 13 years.

I just don't get the logic. Yeah, Law was hurt, but he looked pretty good in that workout and it's not like this defense doesn't need 2 All-Pros at cornerback with the receivers in this division.

I just don't get the Anti-Law crowd. We aren't the Baltimore Ravens.

[Crush]

A dose of Law would be great, but....

[Mr. Laz]

I bet it's not.

They will be the same ones yelling at the TV while Ambrose/McCleon/Sapp get torched playing next to Surtain.

I love the argument that, "we're going to be in cap hell if we sign Ty Law."

Who cares at this point? We are going to be in a transition period anyway with the veterans we have retiring and it's not like we've won a playoff game in 13 years.

I just don't get the logic. Yeah, Law was hurt, but he looked pretty good in that workout and it's not like this defense doesn't need 2 All-Pros at cornerback with the receivers in this division.

I just don't get the Anti-Law crowd. We aren't the Baltimore Ravens.

i don't understand how anyone could NOT want ty law added.


i understand the injury concern... but as long as the chiefs doctors do a full evaluation about that then i see no good reason why to not want him.

[siberian khatru]

They will be the same ones yelling at the TV while Ambrose/McCleon/Sapp get torched playing next to Surtain.


Naw, in Gaz's case he'll just blame it on our offense for not scoring enough points to make up for it. ("We can't expect anything from our crappy secondary, therefore it's imperative that the offense score every time it touches to the ball. This is simply the reality of the situation, the hand we've been dealt ...") ;)

[oldandslow]

luv to read Gaz's stuff....

but he has been drinking heavily for a couple of weeks now...

first he rates War of the Worlds as a great flick...

then he pans Batman Begins...

and now this.

The 12 steps are right around the corner.

[vailpass]

Yeah Gaz you're a fool. KC should spend every penny they have on Ty Law.
The window is closing, the future is now, there is no tomorrow........
Don't worry about why New England didn't sign him back, they don't know anything about personnel. Don't question that injury, it's just fine. And really there are no character issues to speak of.
What's a little bit of cap hell compared to all of that?
:evil: