Posted on June 3rd, 2008 by Agent 47
It was the practice field or a prison cell for Pacman Jones, that’s it, nothing more beyond the fence, and so Jones knew that he would preffer to keep a good behaviour than to keep it up with the outcome of being a prison inmate.
Pacman Jones has finally moved to Dallas in order to start practicing with the Cowboys, and he’s already getting to know team mates and familiarizing with his new home, but he’s not expected to play until after September.
For NFL comissioner Roger Goodell is all a matter of watching for Jones’s behaviour from here to September first, which is 6 days before the Cowboys first official game of the coming season. If Jones can stay out of trouble, Goodell won’t have a problem to reinstate him officially as an NFL player.
Pacman Jones has being of out the football fields since April 12, 2007, when he got suspended for conduct violations while playing for the Titans, so practicing is what he needs the most, as it’s being more than a year since he did not touch an NFL ball officially.
He’s just 24 years old, and is expected to have a brilliant future at the NFL, so he knows this is his last chance to make it big or lose it all, and I think he will take the best decission and become an All-Star for the Cowboys, whom are going to pay him $100,000 per month as an extra unofficial incentive until he can get a hand on the $700,00 Dallas will pay him per month when he’s officially back in the league, good for him.
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