It appears that the end has come for former Pats CB Ty Law. He indicated to reporters that he will probably submit his retirement papers once the new CBA is approved. He played the first 10 years of career with the Pats, winning three Super Bowls in the process.
He left after the 2004 season for two years with the New York Jets. He spent 2007 with the Kansas City Chiefs before returning to the Jets for the 2008 campaign. He finished is career with the Denver Broncos in 2009. He sat out last season as no team offered him the right situation.
He said that he would like to sign a one day contract and retire as a member of the Pats. I'm sure this will happen once the CBA is approved.
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