From the article:
"Thomas is still dreaming of something bigger, though, which may be why negotiations with the Giants have stalled. He points out that in 2010 the Jacksonville Jaguars gave defensive end Aaron Kampman a four-year, $26 million contract with $11 million guaranteed, while he was still rehabbing a torn ACL."
http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/football/giants/ny-giants-cornerback-terrell-thomas-hopes-shot-tearing-acl-a-time-article-1.1036825
I think it would be impossible for him to be better next year, because he wasn't very good last season. So, I suppose I do expect him to be better next year. I just don't know if it will be at the performance level of a #2 CB. If he is our #2 CB next season, he is going to get alot of the "big boy" WRs to cover. It's not impossible for him to improve to that level in one season, but I don't know that I would count on it, either.
And in that postseason, Atlanta and Green Bay knew where he was he played well. No reason to panic at all.
He can go chase the money like Steve Smith did.
I would rather that he return to the Giants, but I understand that it's all about the money. If some other team wants to roll the dice, then go for it.
Remember that he had no OTAs, and then missed all of training camp and most of the regular season with a broken foot. Given all that, I thought his performance was remarkable.