Pacman a Cowboy! ***Mega Merge***

[tyke1doe]

Total risk-free trade by Jerry, I kinda feel bad about abusing the Titans that way....NOT:laugh1:

 

[speedkilz88]

Well....lets wait to we hear all the details...

The conditional pick we give up to the Titans next yr if Pac is reinstated hasnt been leaked yet.

Some on the Titans board says it could go as high as a 2nd rounder next year.

If these rumours are true then Jerry is a idiot for doing this deal.

If the rumours that its a 4th and a 6th next year then I can live with it.

Supposely....again from a titan board....the shooter will or could confess that Pacman did pay for the hit.......then we may never see Pacman on the field again.

That's not a rumor, that's an idiot.

 

[dbair1967]

Well....lets wait to we hear all the details...

The conditional pick we give up to the Titans next yr if Pac is reinstated hasnt been leaked yet.

Some on the Titans board says it could go as high as a 2nd rounder next year.

If these rumours are true then Jerry is a idiot for doing this deal.

If the rumours that its a 4th and a 6th next year then I can live with it.

Supposely....again from a titan board....the shooter will or could confess that Pacman did pay for the hit.......then we may never see Pacman on the field again.

sounds like 1) wishful thinking and 2) sour grapes

consider the source

David

 

[Mash]

Was just throwing it out there.......trying to read the Titans board with their reactions.....and found that interesting.....

Here is another article about Pacman and views from some players....



Titans ready to move on minus Pacman
By PAUL KUHARSKY • Staff Writer • April 23, 2008

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Throughout Pacman Jones’ tempestuous tenure as a Titan, the organization and its players frequently dismissed the idea of his plight as any sort of drain on morale.

But on Wednesday, when the Titans finally unloaded the sixth overall pick in the 2005 draft, one of their best players said that wasn’t always true.


“It probably took a lot more out of us that a lot of people let on,” Pro Bowl defensive end Kyle Vanden Bosch said. “We did a good job of moving on without him last season, but even this week with all the trade talks and stuff like that — it’s been over a year since he’s been suspended and yet he’s been front-page news several times over the past few weeks.

“This team is trying to form a new identity. I feel like as a team and as an organization we won games the right way last year. We did things the right way. We didn’t have that distraction. We didn’t have that negative cloud hanging over us. Now that he’s gone, I feel like we can kind of move to a new chapter.”

Fullback Ahmard Hall doesn’t have Vanden Bosch’s status, but in two years with the Titans he’s shown himself an effective player with a thoughtful personality. He played recently in a charity basketball game with Jones.

“Everything that’s gone on with him has run its course here and it’s best for both parties that he gets a fresh start over there in Dallas,” Hall said. “I think he’s going to be able to contribute to those guys and we’re getting a fourth-round pick for him and can get some good talent in the draft.”

Even if the Titans manage to find a star with the fourth-round selection, however, it was difficult for some players to come to terms with the talent the team dealt away on Wednesday.

“I guess it’s what’s best for everybody given the situation,” running back LenDale White said. “If this is going to save his career and give us a better opportunity of winning, I guess it’s good for us. But it (stinks) losing him because we know how great a football player he really is.”

With the Cowboys, Jones will have the aid of a deep staff and resources players for the sports behemoth that is “America’s Team” sometimes take for granted.

“We make jokes about it, but the staff is going to help him adapt to his environment,” said Cowboys linebacker Kevin Burnett, a former University of Tennessee star. “We have a great staff in place, we have people in place to help him out. There’s no reason he should fall short.

“And if he does, that’s sad for him, because he has all the resources here to help him as a football player and a person. I accept him with open arms. I’m going to do everything I can help him stay out of trouble.”

Although Jones came into the NFL with some baggage from an incident at West Virginia University, Vanden Bosch said the young cornerback’s behavior proved so unpredictable that it’s hard to blame anyone for not forecasting his downfall with the Titans.

“It wasn’t a lack of evaluating talent,” Vanden Bosch said. “I always say there are maybe three or four guys with his talent in the NFL. It was a character thing and it seemed like he was always around the wrong people and in the wrong place at the wrong time.

“You can look at numbers, you can look at past performances, that’s something that’s really tough to predict. I don’t think anybody’s at fault for it. I think a lot of teams would have jumped at the opportunity to get a talented player like Pacman.”

 

[AdamJT13]

I'll be surprised if he ever plays a down for us.

 

[DallasEast]

I'll be surprised if he ever plays a down for us.

ditto.

 

[Chocolate Lab]

I'll be surprised if he ever plays a down for us.

Interesting...

If he didn't, this would be a dumb trade IMO. You'd think Jerry would've had some assurances that he was being reinstated... But maybe not.

I know we'd get a 4th back next year, but there is the time value of money (or draft picks).

 

[theebs]

I'll be surprised if he ever plays a down for us.

Lets hope we still get a corner this weekend. And then lets all cross our fingers Alan ball becomes a good player.

 

[The30YardSlant]

I'll be surprised if he ever plays a down for us.

Why is that?

 

[Vintage]

Lets hope we still get a corner this weekend. And then lets all cross our fingers Alan ball becomes a good player.

Alan Ball needs to make the roster, first.

 

[DallasEast]

Why is that?

The question remains whether or not the Commissioner will reinstate Adam Jones.

 

[The30YardSlant]

The question remains whether or not the Commissioner will reinstate Adam Jones.

Unless it turns out Pacman paid for the hit, Goodell won't keep him out for two years

 

[DallasEast]

Unless it turns out Pacman paid for the hit, Goodell won't keep him out for two years

Only the Commissioner knows that for certain (edit) what the final decision will be.

 

[Bob Sacamano]

The question remains whether or not the Commissioner will reinstate Adam Jones.

there's no doubt in my mind that he will, Jerry Jones has been great for football and I'm sure he worked w/ Goodell getting the last CBA put together, so I think the relationship between those 2 is quite good

 

[DallasFanSince86]

Thank God that the deal is done, now there will be no more Pacman to Dallas deal threads.

 

[DallasEast]

there's no doubt in my mind that he will, Jerry Jones has been great for football and I'm sure he worked w/ Goodell getting the last CBA put together, so I think the relationship between those 2 is quite good

That's an opinion which may or may not come true.

 

[big dog cowboy]

I'll be surprised if he ever plays a down for us.

That's a strong opinion. I'm interested to know why.

 

[Bob Sacamano]

That's an opinion which may or may not come true.

I really think it may

I don't think there's any way Jerry put this thing together w/o sending feelers to Goodell to gauge the possibility of PacMan's reinstatement

 

[Boyzmamacita]

If Pac never sees the field, we will in all likelyhood, MOVE UP in the 4th round next year.:laugh1:

Wouldn't we have two fourth round picks next year? We'd be adding a pic moreso than moving up in the round.

 

[The30YardSlant]

Goodell knows he can't continue to make examples of a few select players (Pacman, Henry) while letting many others off with a slap on the wrist