Want to meet the Patriots legend in Naples? here's how

Why was former New England Patriots great Ty Law missing from Netflix’s The Roast of Tom Brady?

According to a Reddit thread, it’s a mystery, where several commented on how great it would have been.

But you’ll have the chance to ask this retired defensive back in person on May 15.

August 3, 2019: Ty Law poses with his Hall of Fame bust with New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick during the Pro Football Hall of Fame induction at Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium.

On this day, the former University of Michigan great is visiting the new Oar & Iron to promote Corvus, the vodka brand he co-owns and which is the official vodka of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, during which Law was inducted in 2019.

He will be at the new restaurant from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.

It’s worth noting that the vodka is distilled six times and comes in plain, grilled pineapple, and tropical fruit flavors. Flavored varieties contain less alcohol.

The name Corvus is inspired by the Latin word for black raven.

But he never played in Baltimore (nickname of that city’s NFL team).

Why is Ty Law a big deal?

Law spent 15 seasons in the NFL, including 10 with the Patriots.
He was their first-round draft pick in 1995 and holds that team’s all-time record for interceptions.
He was inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame in 2019. When my colleague Robyn George – a loyal Patriots fan who grew up in Rhode Island – visited the Hall in 2021, she stocked up on Ty Law merchandise .
Law was a three-time Super Bowl champion, four-time Pro Bowl player and two-time All-Pro during his tenure with the Patriots.
Other teams he played for include the New York Jets, Kansas City Chiefs and Denver Broncos, where he finished his career in 2010.
No player has intercepted fellow Hall of Famer Peyton Manning more than Law (nine times).

In addition to his post-retirement vodka business, Law is co-founder of Launch Trampoline Park, which has more than 26 locations across the United States, including three in Florida: Doral, Orlando and West Palm Beach.

The New England Connection

Oar & Iron opened Jan. 9, taking its name from boats and branding irons. It’s owned by New England-based RA Ventures, the team behind Apex Entertainment, Evviva Trattoria, 110 Grill and the Florida franchise rights to Kelly’s Roast Beef (also in Founders Square).

Rob Luzzi, senior director of marketing at Westford, Mass.-based RAVentures, said his company has a long-standing relationship with Law and is the first hospitality group to offer Corvus vodka in the Northeast. is and the first in Florida.