Bills are gonna grab Ty Law, mark my words

[X-Era]

Ty is said to be rehabing and ahs yet to sign a contract even though many feel he was the best CB out there this year in FA. They have let player after player, at need positions walk out without a contract. My guess is that the Bills are holding out for someone.

Ty supposedly talked with Milloy a few years back (after Milloy joined our squad) and claimed that if the Pats didnt pay him, he would be a BIll the next year. It didnt happen. Recently, he was rumored to have visited Buffalo. Milloy is rumored to have been harrassing Ty to join us with an obvious paycut.

Now, TD knows Clements is in a contract year. We can simply tag Clements but we still are tying up alot of dough. McGee is coming up to speed and I honestly believe that by year end of 2005, he will be a very solid starter (if he starts all the games).

With TY not getting big money yet,
Having an interest in joining the Bills,
Teams spending most of there cap cash elsewhere which would deplete their ability to sign him when healthy,
The Bills not spending much cash at all yet,
The Bills able to free up more cash with a MW restructure,

Add all that together and you have a possible signing by us of TY Law. I could see this happening and Ty getting a Milloy type contract with league minimums in the first few years, a decent signing bonus. I think TY would take less money to play here vs. KC because of Milloy.

I still cant believe we arent being more active, and I wont believe that we wont grab one or two players (besides the draft) before training camp.

[ryjam282]

Could be, I wouldn't be totally against it. But, with Clements as the #1, Law as the #2, and McGee as the #3. Would it even be fair? I don't think so......We are talking possible Ravens type D here if one of the DT's can step up and fill the gap left by Big Pat.

[The King]

It comes down to two factors. Money and Pride. Law will look for a paycheck with one exception. If his depature from the Pats was dirty then he may want to screw them and play for a division rival for less cash. Thats the only way he end up in Buffalo.

[BAM]

Cool.

[Novacane]

Ty Law won't be a Bill

[Tatonka]

his departure from the pats was not dirty.. ask NE39.. it was a business move that they knew was coming on both sides all along.

[chubluv]

I'll take him on the Bills if the price was right. If we tag Nate next year thats alot of cash especially if its anywhere near the 10.5 mil Woodsen is getting in Oakland. What if we do sign him does that mean TD would entertain trade offers on Nate?

[Mr. Miyagi]

No thanks on Ty Law. We don't need another New England castoff who's past his prime and nothing but a big name.

[Jan Reimers]

While I like Law, we have far more critical needs on which to spend our limited cap money.

[clumping platelets]

I doubt that he will sign with the Bills

[Samphin1]

My guess is he will end up with the Chiefs. They are lowballing Miami for Surtain and Saban isn't going to bite, I don't think. So, their only other true viable option is to sign an injured, overpayed and overrated CB. Personally, I don't think Buffalo would even want Ty Law. He is a product of a system and will be exposed once he is out of that system.

[DanS]

good call on the chiefs. they need defense like mad

[OpIv37]

No thanks on Ty Law. We don't need another New England castoff who's past his prime and nothing but a big name.

I think you're selling Milloy a bit short. Our D improved tremendously when he returned from injury.

[thebuffalobills4]

ah this topic again?

[feelthepain]

Anythings possible, but if TD isn't willing to spend big money on your O-line then why would he spend big money on an aging corner? Law thinks he's worth more then he's really worth, I don't see him droping his asking price.