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Clayton says Law is still in play
Courtesy a headsup from GA_Chief_KU and the Chiefscoalition board.
John Clayton was on ESPN Radio's the huddle, and said the following: There are 4 teams still interested: Jacksonville, Kansas City, Miami and Tampa Bay. Of the 4, Jacksonville has the most cap room, with around 5.7 mil. The next closest is Kansas City with around 3.5, and Miami and Tampa are trying to grab him for the league minimum. When the Chiefs signed Ashley Ambrose, they told him they are still persuing Law. Sean Salisbury also said that Law is looking great, and is cutting, but thinks that the foot is still a "tad bit ginger" and is 2 to 3 weeks away from a being ready for a full workout. Audio of the conversation: http://home.kc.rr.com/mkbaslee/clayton_huddle.mp3 or s50.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0VKFQTFXUECYE0LCDI37G6ABD7 |
Great, here we go!
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You could have saved all of us a lot of trouble by not posting this....
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I'm thinking a neg rep bomb is in order for anyone who starts a Law thread unless that thread is concerning him signing somewhere or announcing his retirement.
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My source in the KC area also says they are still very interested in Law for the right price.
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I'm going to LMAO if the Chiefs sign Law. Yes, Tampa has more money that us, but we have enough to sign him, reguardless of what the Planet capologist think. IMO, it'll come down to how much money he wants upfront, and if Lamar is willing to shell out the bucks it'll take to land Law here.
Now, what gets me, I find it REAL odd that a group of Chief fans act like the Chiefs won't need Law. Out window to the Superbowl is closing with several of our offensive stars getting close to retirement. It's not the time to worry about having a "competitive team" in the future. It's time to worry about NOW and get a bad ass defense to go along with our bad ass offense. I could care less if the Chiefs have the 4th or 5th best team in football 3-4 years from now. I want to see them win the Superbowl, and letting a Pro-Bowl CB walk after yeilding the leagues worst defense is just plain stupid. |
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I would hate to see KC shell out big bucks for a guy who may end up being a shell of his former self. |
If we have 3.5 million available cap space (now I'm not sure if that includes the rookie cap or not) ... Carl ought to get Law signed.... there are creative ways to get the job done. Yeah, I know it will not be kind to our next year's cap but this is the year we should be going all out for!!! Sure, all those O players maybe be back next year; sure, the young D player may develop into studs by next year; but ....... one think most of us know is that there is an excellent opportunity for this coming year. A proven CB like Law would go a long way to getting us there.
Now ... I hear your whinning about not another Law thread ... I think it is 99% we do not sign him. But, with 1% I can hold out hope until he retires, or signs elsewhere. But, I do want us to go all out for this year!!! |
I didn't realize we had that much cap space...
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Very few people have said we don't need and/or want him. Hell, the price seems to be going down on him every day. If he signs cheap it will be for one year. He's convinced he's still the top CB in the league and wants to be paid like it.
The question will become if he decides to "prove" to the Pats he was a major part of their dynasty. If he gets that wrapped around his head he'll sign in KC. If he keeps his head wrapped in $$$, I think he'll be a Jag. |
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And TRR, who said that right price had to be cheap. At least that is what I am assuming you are inferring. It could be a two part signing bonus or something along those lines. |
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If KC throws a big deal at Law, I'm afraid they will regret it. |
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We already have that guy in Pat Surtain. |
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I suspect they are still concerned about his foot??? Oh, and YES, C.P. is trying to get him as cheap as possible. I like the sound of the best D.B.s in the NFL!!!!! Mix in a greatly improved LBer corps. And hopefully ... allow the DL to rise above 04 performances and we have a great cake in the oven!!! Making it hot on opposing O. Wouldn't that be fun to watch week after week. |
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the bottom line is carl has a hard on for law, and we just might get him.
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Plus, if Shields, Roaf, and some of the other older guys retire next season as has been hinted, wouldn't that cap space be available next year if a two part signing bonus is structured in this contract?
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And I'de hate even worse to watch Law play like his former self while teams are picking us to pieces through the air (expecially during Warfields suspension). If we had a healthy Law and Surtain starting and Warfield playing nickle, it's going to force opponents to play a one dimensional offense. And all of us know what Gun can do to a one dimensional offense (see Atlanta game last year). If we have unused cap space left going into this season, while a guys available that has the potential to be a playmaker, SPEND THE DAMN MONEY. |
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If we have not chance at him I'll shut my mouth. But, if we have a shot and C.P. blows it then ........................ |
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That money was provided to Lamar by the fans that spend $80 to plant their asses in their seats, pay $20 to park their damn car, and $6 for a friggin' beer. The fans have made the man a hell of a lot money over the last several years to watch a mediocre football team. I'm 33 years old and NEVER watched the Chiefs win a Superbowl. It's about damn time Lamar gives a little back to the fans that's made his ass rich while sporting a "competitive team". |
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I also agree about a healthy Law playing elsewhere would be a shame. I also agree with someone above ... we need some more "I'm the best CB in the NFL" attitude on D. If we have any chance at signing him ... CP should go all out to get into Red & Gold!!! |
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And, yes ... the Chiefs can complain about a less than up to date stadium but the truth is Lamar has made a good profit on the backs of the fans the last several years. It is time he spent the money to put a winner on the field not just in the cash register!!!! |
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I would love to have Law as well. I just don't think he is worth Surtain money. |
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Have a nice day everyone. :) |
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Seriously, all this talk of Law coming here is nothing more than that. Talk. The guy has already publicly stated he wont play here because we wont pay him enough. This horse is dead and no matter how much you want to beat it with a stick, it will not get up and run. |
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Noob???? Yeah...whatever. I was talking to half these people befor the Planet even existed in the KC Star boards. |
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For the previous contract offer.... Yet, the front office still stays in touch with his agent....I wonder why? :hmmm: |
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Great, now I have another word I have to learn to misspell. <strike>Regardless</strike> Reguardless. Damnit Jim! :cuss: |
Did I start this Ty law thread? Have I started ANY of the Ty Law threads? Were you around when the KC Star board was the place that alot of the fine people here discussed Chiefs football? If the answer to all of the above questions was no....Then STFU
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Come on guys. Can't we all just get along? http://www.law.umkc.edu/faculty/proj...d/RKPIC300.jpg Probably not. :D |
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If not, then why are they still reading???? I don't complain about all the useless threads on the front page. I just simply skip them. |
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I havn't read their forum in months, and that is just because the Planet was down that day. Just because i don't post as often as some of you doesn't make me a "noob" to the Planet. I log on every day and at the very least read the handful of Chief related topics. If I have time to post to a topic I'm interested in, I do. But, I rarely waste my time posting in the non-football related topics. |
Chiefs have around 3.5 million in cap space, rookie salary pool $3,200,348. Coincidence? doubtful
finaly got it to load, that 3.5 is before the rookies are signed |
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Call me a NOOB or give me neg rep all you wish, but I like the potential in siging Law.
Assuming his value keeps dropping and the Chiefs offered a heavily incentified contract- we pay only on his performance. The incentives take the risk out. If his value keeps dropping, then he will come back to us. Another thought- Is Warfield's potential suspension appealable? If so, then we could start EW the first few weeks while the appeal buys time and Law builds his health. Then, let Law step in. |
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I think C.P. is still interested but is trying to get him as cheap as he can. Why else would they be checking on him each week. I'm sure it is not just a social call. Now, I agree with many of you guys ... I think it is 99% we don't sign him. But, this is a football thread. What is the difference of discussing Law as opposed to the thread of guessing how many games we will win? Seems to me it is the same banana with a different flavor. Maybe Seniorita vs. a Lakatan .... one is sweeter than the other. |
I thought we only had around the region of 900K of cap space left.
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he didn't sign anybody to replace hicks, sims, or mitchell... :p :p :p |
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only half... http://www.deephousepage.com/smilies/tongueout.gif http://www.deephousepage.com/smilies/tongueout.gif http://www.deephousepage.com/smilies/tongueout.gif |
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only three more years... :harumph: :harumph: :harumph: |
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re=again + guard=watch over + less=without, none so, noone to watch over me, again? yeah, i second... |
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We won't sign Law and you can take that to the bank.
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you're talking about bananas? that's even worse than a ty law thread!! :p :p :p psssst... some of us are kidding you... |
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another n00b speaks up... :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: |
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