What has it been like being re-united with (former Jets coach) Herm Edwards in Kansas City?
It’s good. He was one of the main reasons I came to Kansas City and it’s always good to play for a coach who has the knowledge, has been in the situations and has played the game at this level. He’s also just an all-around good person. I not only like him as a coach, but I like him as a person and the decision to come to Kansas City was pretty easy. I felt that we had some unfinished business to do, because we weren’t as successful as we wanted to be together in New York. Q: You have earned Pro Bowl appearances, won Super Bowls and prompted the “Ty Law” rule regarding five-yard illegal contact in the NFL. Do you think that you’ve done enough to earn a shot at a possible Hall of Fame induction? A: I hope so, but it’s not for me to judge. It’s for the writers and whoever makes that decision. I think that as long as I continue to lay down the groundwork and the resume that I have, I should get consideration. When you are talking about true cornerbacks with three rings, Pro Bowls, and I’m
