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Old 07-23-2006, 10:48 PM   #1
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Considering that Law has already played in Herm's D his signing should make everyone else in the secondary better.

Not only a smoother transition but also the experience and leadership can be passed on.

I don't know how much better our safeties will be this year but they'll be better than they would have been without him.

My only concern is Wesley deep...
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Old 07-24-2006, 12:03 AM   #3
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You consider yourself a Peterson apologist?

Oh my. I won't be able to associate with you, ever again--what would my friends say?


....unless the occasion involves the consumption of alcohol, of course.

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Without reading through this entire thread, my answer is this:

Probably the best tandem, BUT:

1. without up-front pressure (which is a Chiefs' concern), no CB tandem could stop good opposing WRs forever.

2. The NFL has slanted the game more towards offense, and passing, in recent years. The concept of a true shut-down corner is more or less gone.

3. Law is excellent in run support as well. Dunno about Surtain. But it's fair to say that CBs have less impact on run defense than any other defensive position. So if your run defense still sucks...having great WRs won't save the day.

4. Older players have a few strikes against them. One is that they tend to get injured a bit more easily, and can take longer to recover. As Bill Belichick likes to say "depth in August is not the same as depth in November."

I'll keep my fingers crossed for their heatlh.
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Without reading through this entire thread, my answer is this:

Probably the best tandem, BUT:

1. without up-front pressure (which is a Chiefs' concern), no CB tandem could stop good opposing WRs forever.

2. The NFL has slanted the game more towards offense, and passing, in recent years. The concept of a true shut-down corner is more or less gone.

3. Law is excellent in run support as well. Dunno about Surtain. But it's fair to say that CBs have less impact on run defense than any other defensive position. So if your run defense still sucks...having great WRs won't save the day.

4. Older players have a few strikes against them. One is that they tend to get injured a bit more easily, and can take longer to recover. As Bill Belichick likes to say "depth in August is not the same as depth in November."

I'll keep my fingers crossed for their heatlh.
As usual, agreed....and, this time, on all counts.

NOTE: Our run defense last year did improve significantly. If Sims comes back healthy (and Bell is healthier,) the additions of Edwards (DT, Bufffalo) and Law will only help that cause too.
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Without reading through this entire thread, my answer is this:

Probably the best tandem, BUT:

1. without up-front pressure (which is a Chiefs' concern), no CB tandem could stop good opposing WRs forever.

2. The NFL has slanted the game more towards offense, and passing, in recent years. The concept of a true shut-down corner is more or less gone.

3. Law is excellent in run support as well. Dunno about Surtain. But it's fair to say that CBs have less impact on run defense than any other defensive position. So if your run defense still sucks...having great WRs won't save the day.

4. Older players have a few strikes against them. One is that they tend to get injured a bit more easily, and can take longer to recover. As Bill Belichick likes to say "depth in August is not the same as depth in November."

I'll keep my fingers crossed for their heatlh.
Our run defense got alot better last year thanks to Kawika Mitchell. With DJ's improvement and help on the other side (I'm hoping that Fox beats out Bell) our LB corp looks pretty solid.
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Our run defense got alot better last year thanks to Kawika Mitchell. With DJ's improvement and help on the other side (I'm hoping that Fox beats out Bell) our LB corp looks pretty solid.
Are you saying that Fox is the key to a solid defense?...
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Haven't had time to read thru this whole thread. Anyone find out the contract terms?
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Haven't had time to read thru this whole thread. Anyone find out the contract terms?
Nothing specific: 5 Years, $30 million.....but speculation is it's front loaded (based on Poston's history or 'leaking' really good deals, and their not 'leaking' this time); maybe a double-tiered bonus dependent on whether the Chiefs choose to retain him after this year....probably something like $5-6 this year, with the same guaranteed next if the Chief's choose to keep him.
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Nothing specific: 5 Years, $30 million.....but speculation is it's front loaded (based on Poston's history or 'leaking' really good deals, and their not 'leaking' this time); maybe a double-tiered bonus dependent on whether the Chiefs choose to retain him after this year....probably something like $5-6 this year, with the same guaranteed next if the Chief's choose to keep him.
Works for me, I like the front loaded aspect if that is the case.
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I'm still amazed the NFL is able to locate a helmet that will fit over that lightbulb 5head of chump's.


I don't think Law is CB-Jesus at this point in his career, but he's an immediate upgrade over Warfield.

Considering Jake PlummINT, Phillp Leaf..I mean ryan Rivers, and Aaron Brooks are throwing the division passes......Law will suffice.
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