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re: Mick Shots: Working Through Pacman Maze

dallasfreak71 — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 15:01:39 GMT

I think the nfl should have a doard for a player to petition an appeal to hear his situation, for a reinstatment. It should not be left up to one man to detemine on another mans carer and life. and the media should have to reveal their source. after all if your accousing someone of something then that person has a right to know their accouser.

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Cowboy1963 — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 17:31:47 GMT

I heard in the news that the Titans want a third round pick while we are willing to give a fifth round. but the key is his reinstatement. I feel that if anyone can convince the commissisoner to reinstate Pacman it's got to be jerry. he seems to have some "pull" if you will. Also using T.O's story, I think the commish will be more likely to grant the reinstatement of the Cowboys and Titans agree to a trade and also what type of clauses will be in Pacman's contract. All these things will play a factor in his reinstatement. Now, I could be wrong, but I truly think that we (the Cowboys) would help his chances of reinstatement more than any other team.

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DeLeon_ROH — Fri, 28 Mar 2008 04:02:35 GMT

It would be ridiculous to make any trades for Adam Jones right now since you don't know when the commissioner is going to reinstate him! I say wait till the titans release him, and when he is released, sign him for the league minimum! If

Pac-Man doesn't like it then he can go play for somebody else!

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5rings1star — Tue, 25 Mar 2008 03:24:43 GMT

FOR THE GOOD OF THE NFL LET US REINSTATE THE PACMAN---he represents the warrior we want on the field, we drink for him we smoke for him we argue for him to entertain us. but when he is arrested we say, give us Bill Bates. and yes i would take Bill now. But Bill Bates and all like him, walk on and make themselves Cowboys. Jerry Jones goes out there and pulls in, Charles Haley, Deion Sanders, T.O.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,and so on and so on.. Maybe the guy who gave the rapsheet, can give the rapsheet of all of the players on the Giants football team. But Tony Romo walked on. and lets believe, some become good enough to be great, and others that are great, become good for the whole. The Nfl needs more good feel changes. I am one that say's "Dallas offers Stars to shine with a Star on thier helmet.

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CavTrooper73 — Tue, 25 Mar 2008 02:13:11 GMT

As I've said once before, provided he straightens his act up I support his siging with our boys. TO was a shinning example of trouble waiting to happen and look at how he's changed. Maybe our Star has an effect on a person. This will remain to be seen if he is signed.

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CowboysDude2 — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 22:13:30 GMT

beWARE said:

I think Newspapers should be required to say who their "source" is. I get tired of hearing all these BS stories that say "according to a Source". Cuz then people can make up whatever they want.

Well as one reporter said earlier today [pertaining to Chad Johnson] this is how things start... and gain a life of their own..next thing you know....

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CowboysDude2 — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 22:11:10 GMT

Of course we ALL have to agree with the Mighty Mick.. he's an idiot most of the time but hey if it makes him happy I'll "yes, sure Mick".

As Boy Hayes above said.... conditional as long as he gets reinstated this year.

I certainly would give up to a 5th rounder based on that. Pac-man would do alright here, I really do believe that. To much talent but needs to grow up..

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Bob Hayes HOF — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 20:04:53 GMT

I say trade a 7th round pick to Tenn. on the condition that the Commissioner reinstates Pac-man before the beginning of training camp. If not then the deal is off. Pay him the league minimum on a one-year deal with incentives and no signing bonus. Also, include character issues in his contract and you are risking nothing to have a guy who has skills as corner and punt returner. If he wants to get paid the next year he will stay out of trouble. We have the best program to deal with off the field issues. That is why we paid Calvin Hill the big bucks. If Pac-man gets into more trouble, he's is cut with limited if any damage to the cap.

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Starbuck — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 18:16:58 GMT

The point that many seem to be missing is however you feel about the talent/trouble issue, there is nothing saying this guy will get on the field AT ALL this season, or ever again for that matter!

It would be idiotic to gamble a draft pick and a roster spot on a guy commish kraft has repeatedly said he is in no hurry to bring back, and may never let come back. (unless of course pacrat signed with the pantyettes*and then commish kraft {goodell} would be all over getting him reinstated) In fact, if pacrat came to Dallas the puppet commish might do all he can to keep him out even longer.

His playing status needs to be cleaned up before even the remotest consideration of the notion of bringing him here could take place.

*cheat to win

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G2 — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 15:50:21 GMT

If we can get a quality CB that can go in and play and produce, why the heck not? We could be saving literaly millions and we don't have to season the guy.

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Cowboy1963 — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 12:22:17 GMT

Some people just don't understand that this is a business. For us, the fans, we get to chime in and the emotional part of this business. I think this is a business opportunity that can't be overlooked. The cowboys have always been a team with some folks having "questionable characters." After all the hoopla, for some odd reasons these players always seem to produce. BLUF: this is an opportunity that favors us. We can get a stellar corner (which we despritely need) at a mediocre free agent cost. Just load his contract with tons of "good behavior clauses." Jerry know that all too well. It's a win win situation for everyone.

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willia451 — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 10:41:32 GMT

July 13, 2005- Arrested and charged with assault and felony vandalism after a nightclub altercation. This began Pacman Jones NFL rap sheet. He already had a lengthy one from high school and college.

September 5, 2005- Adam was invited to attend the Nashville Sports Council Kickoff Luncheon. Jones went off on a verbal tirade while being told to wait for his car after the event. He then refused to tip the valet service.

October 2005- State of West Virginia filed a petition stating that Jones had not been contacting his probation officer and that he had not reported his July 2005 arrest. The judge extended the probation for just 90 days.

March 23, 2006- Charged with marijuana possession in Fayetteville, Georgia. He went on to claim that he knew how to beat the NFL’s drug test.

August 25, 2006- Arrested for disorderly conduct and public intoxication after being ordered by the cops to leave a Murfreesboro night club several times. Jones claimed a woman stole his wallet. The woman claimed that Jones spat on her. The judge in the case gave Pacman six months probation and told him to stay away from the club.

October 26, 2006- Jones was issued a citation for misdemeanor assault after a female student from Tennessee State University claimed that Jones spit in her face at a Nashville night club.

Feburary 19, 2007- The facts are disputed and no charges have been made yet, but Jones was in the middle of a fight and shooting at a strip club in Las Vegas that left one man paralyzed and two more wounded. The fight broke out after Jones showered strippers on stage with $81,000 dollars. The club owner claims Jones was beating a strippers head against the bar while claiming to kill one of the club’s employees.

January 3, 2008- Pacman is accused of punching Wanda S. Jackson in the face at an Atlanta strip club called the Body Tap Strip Club. Jackson says Jones reached over the counter and sucker punched her in her left eye.

The above time line doesn’t include his sentence of one year in prison for a bar fight in Morgantown, West Virginia while in college. The sentence was later suspended in exchange for two years of probation (because he is a really good football player).

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The NFL will start penalizing teams that give folks like pacman second, third, and fourth chances, if they continue to get in trouble after they are signed; pulling draft picks along with monetary fines. I can see that coming.

Your not dealing with a Tank or a T.O. here, fans. Word to the wise, this is something totally different.

Lets just take care of our CB needs in the draft and move on.

Go Cowboys!!!

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dat59 — Mon, 24 Mar 2008 02:41:48 GMT

makes no sense to pick up a rookie CB!! if we pick up a rookie CB hes gonna play the same role that jacques reeves did. and of course, we all know rookie CB are always suspect. if anything we should have just kept reeves, since he had some experience. now you get a rookie CB and its like taking a step backwards. unless that CB can step in and play like DeAngelo Hall or Champ Bailey straight outta college.. if anything, i would just sign a veteran like Ty Law. He might be a little more, but hes a proven veteran and would definitely be better than picking up a rookie CB with no experience.