Law is coming to KC..

http://www.kansascity.com/mld/kansascity/sports/15106482.htm

Hmm... Surtain on one side, Ty Law on the other... Derrick Johnson and the emerging Kawika Mitchell at LB... the game's best TE and Grand-ma-ma on offense... me likey.

 

You won't likey so much when you see opposing WR's running free down the field, with no defenders within 25 yards. If Law had much of anything left in the tank, he'd have been snapped up long ago. :

 

which is why he led the league in interceptions last year, on a shitty team, no less.

 

For whatever reason, I though Law was much older than 32.

 

So then why he wasn't snapped up until a week before camp?

The only person in Hempstead who liked Ty Law and thought he was half as good as Ty Law thought he was (you'll soon learn Ty likes to refer to himself in the third person) was Herm. Welcome back to the country club, Ty!

 

Now if your team only had consistently good WRs and a defensive line, you might have something.

9-7, out of the playoffs again.

 

Don't forget "now if your team only had a coach with a third-grade mastery of the clock..."

 

Because everyone thought he was done. Apparently, he wasn't. No doubt, his best days are behind him. But if the chiefs can upgrade from that poor defense to an opportunistic one that bends but doesn't break, that would help the Chiefs big time.

 

It's hard to call Law washed up when he led the NFL in interceptions last season, though I'll be the first to admit he's not in his prime anymore. Sounds like a heart talking instead of a head.

Though the Chiefs aren't loaded everywhere, having Larry Johnson, Gonzalez, a good offensive line and a QB that probably has two more good years left in him, the offense should be fine. With Surtain, Law, Derrick Johnson, Jared Allen and others, the defense is a little better.

I don't think they're world beaters. I think they're in the playoffs, though. After that, who knows? The No. 6 team in the AFC won the Super Bowl last year.

 

Watch out, BYH...don't make Whitlock work those corners!

 

Interceptions is one of the more deceptive stats among many deceptive stats in the NFL. Deion Sanders didn't have many picks, but he was one of the top defensive backs. Often, interceptions are a function of being the free safety or being considered the defensive backfield's weakest link.

I dunno how well or how badly Ty Law did. Just sayin'