Is this a smart move for Dallas?

Evidently someone knows something more than us.  The Dallas Cowboys are a proud organization with a smart owner in Jerry Jones.  Now do you think he would allow a deal made with a guy that's suspended from the NFL and not know his status?  I don't think so. I believe alot of talk has happened behind the scenes and Pac Man Jones is going to have to walk the chalk line or else.

This would be a great pick-up for the Boys.  Pacman is a shutdown corner.  DO you know he was never beaten for a touchdown in college at WV.  He is also a nasty returner.  The extracurriculars are easy.  You screw up and you're out at no cost to Dallas.  But if you can keep it clean, then we'll be talking Superbowl.

I am a bit worried about wide reciever though.  We should have gone after Bryant Johnson.  I don't think rookie wideouts perform all that well.  I would rather trade for a stud wide-out (not Chad Johnson).  We should just see if someone is willing to trade a true number 1 or 2 for some picks or players.  I wouldn't mind unloading Roy Williams and I think Hamlin is overrated too.

general. If he didnt get 15M guaranteed and multiple chances, he would

be dead by now. Instead, he gets another year to behave himself and

another chance at a big signing bonus. Jerry Jones looks like an old

woman with his face lifts and is a disgrace to pro sports. I am sure

that JJ and Rev Al will be picketing when Pacman gets suspended again.

The Cowboys wlil have a short leash with Puke Man, and it will end up choking the thug. You can bet there will be jargon in his contract that will be heavy on staying trouble free. You knew Puke Man was going to get another chance, and I guess he deserves it. So, I think the Cowboys realized that and took a small chance with that fourth round draft choice at hitting gold. I can'tt condemn the move because they beat other teams to the punch or had the guts to pll it off. However, there is a good chance Puke Man will end up making Jimmy Boy and the whole cowboys organization look bad.

I have been against this move from the beginning.  This jacka** has been arrested six times since he came into the league.  I don't know about you, but I personally don't know anyone who has been arrested six times in their life, much less the last 2 or 3 years.  How many other millionaires have been arrested six times? 

There is no changing PacMan.  He is the next Lawrence Phillips.  He doesn't learn from his past experiences.  That fourth round pick just might turn out to be a player Dallas could use, and at this point is a better gamble than someone whose only athletic competition in the last 18 months was a pro wrestling match.

I don't know Pacman Jones but I guess his record speaks for him... but.... I have to wonder if the Titans and his school have failed him on someways. 

Here is what I do know about  Pacman.   He's young and foolish (we all were at one time).  He didn't finish his education.  He has/had more money than he knows what to do with.   He is surrounded by people who only want him for his money(entourage) or talent(coaches).   Though these facts don't excuse his behaviour but someone can certainly see  where is run ins with the law come from.    What the young man needed was a life coach not a posse of thugs or college coachs looking for a meal ticket.  Dallas could set this kid straight... if he has learned to ask for help.  Dallas, from what I understand has done well with reclaimation projects due to the work of the Calvin Hill (a former Cowboy RB and father of NBA Grant Hill). Calvin Hill is  head of Dallas' Player Assistance staff...one of the best in the NFL.  I wonder if the Titans or the Bengals have such a program.

You have to wonder what the hell went on at West Virgina when Pacaman was a student (if he ever was).  With Chris Henry at WV at the same time what kind of program were they running.  When Pacman and Henry were suspended did the NFL or NCAA ever look at the program that produced these guys.   I'm an Oklahoma fan...bu