IT"S THE BIIIIG FIIIIGG NEWWWWTOOOON!

Yea!

DT

but does Clayton have
season tickets?

Yeah, I don't think him saying it means it's 100% true. Clayton also said there was no way Herm Edwards would be KC's next coach.

I was just trying to clarify if people actually heard this or if "Clayton said on the radio..." is just a rumor that's circulating the KC boards. If someone here says they heard it, that's plenty good enough for me.

I Know Nothing... Nothing

Only problem is his price doubled after the draft. Or maybe Herm, Carl and Ty had this all planned back in September - just like the HC job.

I refuse to ever post in a Ty Law thread until I see him running out on the field with an Arrowhead on the side of his face..........uh...

Well if Roy says he heard it, it is golden to me.

Me too, I just wasn't sure if that's what he was saying. If I'm an idiot for not grasping the obvious, kindly disregard my posts in this thread. :)

Wow a Cover 2 Defense with Law, Surtain, and Jared and Tamba. like it.

How do you get Super Bowl tickets and what city is it in so that I can reserve a room?

I wasn't trying to be a dick to you. I was just trying to confirm your question. Sorry if it came across otherwise :)

Bartee will NEVER give up #24.

King Carl must have read Whitlocks latest and decided, this guy is always wrong, but maybe this time he might be right.

Naw, it didn't come off like that at all. I was just trying to be clear with what I meant.

Interest in Ty Law fades
Permalink Posted by — Mike Sando @ 02:42:26 pm

Ruskell, Tim smaller.jpgSeahawks president Tim Ruskell (left) gave the obligatory "never-say-never" response when asked if the selection of CB Kelly Jennings closed the book on adding veteran CB Ty Law, but it was clear from hearing him speak that adding Law would be a surprise at this point. He said the team's interest in Law was contingent on what happened in the draft. With a first-round corner onboard, we all know what that means.

Ruskell said Jennings was the only corner available that the team would have taken with the 31st overall pick. That rules out Virginia Tech's Jimmy Williams, who just went to Atlanta in the second round. Ruskell said the Seahawks used most of their allotted 15 minutes because that's the smart thing to do; he said you might as well listen to any offers even if you want to take a certain player.

Asked about Jennings' size (less than 180 pounds), Ruskell said durability should not be a problem because Jennings started a ton of games in a row at Miami. Ruskell also said he thought Jennings was more consistent game to game than the other corners they scouted.
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