FWST BLOG: Source: Jerry intrigued by Pacman Jones
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Is there any other source?Joe Rod;1989155 said:
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*Shudders* I'll be so glad when this guy doesn't wind up here and this stupid story just goes away.
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juckie;1989195 said:
slip me some of what your on bud
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Just win Baby....
same people crying over character issues.....did u cry when Irvin and the "white house" occured? probally not....winning makes it easier.
Pacman is talented.....For the right price and clauses in his contract....I would love to have him here.
same people crying over character issues.....did u cry when Irvin and the "white house" occured? probally not....winning makes it easier.
Pacman is talented.....For the right price and clauses in his contract....I would love to have him here.
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IIRC, he's cut plea deals or had the charges dismissed. Basically, they're all resolved and he's on probation for several years.Mash;1989209 said:
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Pacman is 24, immature, young, stupid, and down right talented.
Give him another shot, if he fails then cut him. Kind of like a Randy Moss thing.
Give him another shot, if he fails then cut him. Kind of like a Randy Moss thing.
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Pacman headed to the Cowboys?
March 7, 2008 11:36 AM
Tennessee Titans exiled cornerback Pacman Jones stopped by an Atlanta radio station Thursday to discuss his return to the league. For the second time in the past month, he expressed a desire to play for the Dallas Cowboys.
"I would love to play for the Cowboys, America's team," he said on 680-AM.
Jones suggested that teams should be willing to give up their No. 1 draft picks in exchange for his services. The Titans organization immediately endorsed the idea, saying it was a wonderful idea. And honestly, why wouldn't any franchise want to invest in this young man?
During his in-studio appearance Thursday, Pacman talked about his desire to ride horses, his passion for bowling and his friendship with neighbor and country music legend George Jones.
You can just imagine George and Pacman sitting on the the Possum's front porch discussing the inspiration for "He Stopped Loving Her Today." This is a friendship that will stand the test of time.
I'm also told that Pacman was teased about his affinity for strip clubs.
"I've got a [stripper's] pole in my house now, but it is not really about that now," Jones said. "It is about me getting on the straight and narrow."
No, it's no longer about the stripper's pole in my house, although it's a pretty neat feature. Pacman's agent quickly jumped in and said his client was only kidding about having the pole in his house.
I say reinstate this young man immediately.
Pacman Jones, George Jones, Dallas Cowboys
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March 7, 2008 11:36 AM
Tennessee Titans exiled cornerback Pacman Jones stopped by an Atlanta radio station Thursday to discuss his return to the league. For the second time in the past month, he expressed a desire to play for the Dallas Cowboys.
"I would love to play for the Cowboys, America's team," he said on 680-AM.
Jones suggested that teams should be willing to give up their No. 1 draft picks in exchange for his services. The Titans organization immediately endorsed the idea, saying it was a wonderful idea. And honestly, why wouldn't any franchise want to invest in this young man?
During his in-studio appearance Thursday, Pacman talked about his desire to ride horses, his passion for bowling and his friendship with neighbor and country music legend George Jones.
You can just imagine George and Pacman sitting on the the Possum's front porch discussing the inspiration for "He Stopped Loving Her Today." This is a friendship that will stand the test of time.
I'm also told that Pacman was teased about his affinity for strip clubs.
"I've got a [stripper's] pole in my house now, but it is not really about that now," Jones said. "It is about me getting on the straight and narrow."
No, it's no longer about the stripper's pole in my house, although it's a pretty neat feature. Pacman's agent quickly jumped in and said his client was only kidding about having the pole in his house.
I say reinstate this young man immediately.
Pacman Jones, George Jones, Dallas Cowboys
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If he comes cheap with incentive heavy contract i don't mind seeing him wearing the star. He can definitly contribute at CB and as a returner. His baggage is definitly a concern and i would like to see Jerry protect the team in the way he writes the contract.
I didn't want D. Sanders before he joined the team and i also had trouble accepting TO before he became a cowboy. I am done being against signing a player simply because of thier history. Give them a chance, protect yourself, and see what happens. If he messes up again as a cowboy, cut his arse and go with your backup plan.
I have a feeling IF he signs with the Boys, it will only take a couple of returns for TDs to help us forget about his baggage, as long as he keeps his nose clean.
I didn't want D. Sanders before he joined the team and i also had trouble accepting TO before he became a cowboy. I am done being against signing a player simply because of thier history. Give them a chance, protect yourself, and see what happens. If he messes up again as a cowboy, cut his arse and go with your backup plan.
I have a feeling IF he signs with the Boys, it will only take a couple of returns for TDs to help us forget about his baggage, as long as he keeps his nose clean.
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w00t!
We took a gamble on Team Obliterater and it worked out.
We gambled on Tank and its worked out thus far.
Do it again!
Sign him to an incentive based contract. If he screws up, cut him. If he works out, we've got ourselves a helluva CB. I still advocate drafting a CB in round 1.
We took a gamble on Team Obliterater and it worked out.
We gambled on Tank and its worked out thus far.
Do it again!
Sign him to an incentive based contract. If he screws up, cut him. If he works out, we've got ourselves a helluva CB. I still advocate drafting a CB in round 1.