tank t.o. and pacman look good on paper and probably will look good on the field but you can change dallas nickname form america's team to america's most wanted
No doubt you are correct but has Dallas shown any signs whatsoever since Irvin of not being in complete control of their players?
Last I remember...we had that one idiot safety who claimed he was going to church when he got busted with a DWI coming from NO. Can't remember his name...he got busted twice abd we got rid of him.
Uhhh, "no one areound them was murdered"?
Tank's bodyguard/friend was shot and killed because Tank felt the need to go to a night club at 3:00 in the morning.
Tell Pac-Man to lay off the power pellets and stop trying to make it rain and then maybe.
Pacman isn't going to suddenly turn the Cowboys into a team full of bad individuals. They've been a team of bad individuals for almost twenty years now, and that's if you don't count their child molesting kicker from the 70s.
Wade Phillips clearly runs a loose ship. That was evident by their being utterly unprepared for the Giants in the playoffs.
I think as a public figure, you're always a target. I differentiate the situations in that no one was killed by Tank's BG, possibly at his bequest.
You're also never going to get Pacman on a cheap non-guaranteed contract, and anything else is juggling lit dynamite.
no different than previous years..
and that has zero to do with off field issues.
Rumors say a deal may be in place..
the ticket in Dallas...
rumor only
http://www.rototimes.com/nfl/player/5769/notesAccording to RotoTimes sources, Pacman Jones and the Cowboys have agreed to terms on a deal that would allow the talented defensive back/special teamer to play in Dallas this season. The ans gave Jones and his agent permission to seek a trade, but at this point there are no definitive or confirmed terms to report. While Jones and the Cowboys may have agreed to compensation between the two parties, Jerry Jones and Tennessee have to reach an agreement as well. Stay tuned.
im gettin excited
More news...
March 20, 2008
Following up on several RotoTimes reports Thursday morning, and confirming site sources; Calvin Watkins told the Dallas Morning News that the Cowboys are discussing a trade with the Tennessee ans that would grant Pacman Jones his wish of coming to Dallas. Much like earlier announcements, nothing is imminent between the two side. The Cowboys and ans have discussed a late-round pick as the compensation. More to come as this story develops.
This is gonna happen folks
This is now merely the Cowboys working on the tightest contract they can float past the players union as long as working with the league on how much they can discipline him if something goes wrong.
Thats a win-win deal for dallas...big time player for nothing..messes up cut no loss..plays big...all for a late draft pick
It just went accross ESPN that they were in discussions.
Trading a 4-5 rounder is fine with me, giving him a 2 year contract similar to Tank Johnson. Let him earn a big payday. If it doesn't work out, 'em. Send him to flipping burgers or wrestling, or throwing the rest of his money away. If it works out, then that really adds nice piece to the D and special teams. Looks like a win for us with out a whole lot of downside.
Heard the Cowboys lead reporter on the Ticket in Dallas (Mickey Spagnola) talk about this today…
1. Most of this is coming from his agent
2.Roger said that at this time he is not addressing the Pacman issue until 1 week before training camp although I am sure Jerry can force his hand
3. No matter what this will take time
http://www.star-telegram.com/sports/story/540609.htmlAlthough the Dallas Cowboys can’t comment publicly about their interest in acquiring suspended ans defensive back Adam “Pacman” Jones, it appears they are seriously considering the idea.
NFL sources said the Cowboys are looking into the possibility of trading for Jones, but that the discussions are moving at a slow pace. The third-year cornerback missed all of last season after he was suspended by the league for multiple off-the-field incidents.
Jones has yet to be reinstated but that wouldn’t prevent the ans from trading him to another team. A suspended player can be traded but he would not be eligible to play until the suspension is lifted.
League spokesman Greg Aiello said in an e-mail Thursday, “[Jones] has been told that there will be a decision on his status for the 2008 [season] at some point prior to the opening of training camps. The commissioner will review all relevant facts, including his conduct over the past year, and make a decision.”
The ans would probably prefer to trade Jones before the NFL Draft when he would command more in return.
NFL sources said the Cowboys could potentially offer a second-day draft pick, probably as high as a fourth-rounder, to obtain Jones. Last season the Patriots traded a fourth-round pick to Oakland in return for receiver Randy Moss.
hoping it will be done before the draft
Pacman is trash. But why are only the Cowboys interested. Im sure alot of other teams would offer a 4th rounder.
I am sure other teams are but the Cowboys have a massive profile. If Pac-Man is smart and plays well as long as behaves he gains a lot of value back.
but most other teams would need to restructure pacmans contract..and if he only wants to play for dallas..he will only restructure with them..if im correct
There's a few other teams interested.
http://www.tennessean.com/apps/pbcs....803080360/1027
You can probably scratch Oakland off that list now though. I think teams are playing a waiting game, seeing what Dallas is willing to offer for him.The Miami Dolphins and a few others also appear interested.
Detroit, Oakland, Kansas City, Houston, New Orleans and New England are among those to have expressed at least some level of interest.
I don't see New Enlgand grabbing him either.
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