Cowboys with Pacman

daboyz

My 'boys finally got the Pacman from the Titans. If he can workout and practice with the team this is definitely a big step for them to the Super Bowl. Newman on one side and Pacman on the other with Henry playing nickel. Too sweet!!!!:D

With two first round picks me thinks the Cowboys may be the team to beat. Plus they'll probably trade one of those for Roy Williams or Anquan Boldin and then their offense will put up better numbers than the Patsies last year.

LOOK OUT!!!!!

shadowofnight

It's really hard to play football with handcuffs on.....as long as he remembers that he might play in 08.

Rivrrat

Apperently the Cowboys are the new home for wayward players (like the Raiders of the 70's -80's)

Terell and Pacman huh?

daboyz

Don't forget Tank Johnson. Model citizen now.

avelanchefan

Great stick pacman where there are more strip joints than you can throw a stick at. Well at least there is a "pole-tax" so the strippers wont get all of his hard earned money.

Jstas

Jerry Jones has a tendency to straighten wayward players out.

He's had a ton of "bad boys" come through his organization and every one of them has behaved when playing for the Cowboys. The only time they had problems was with the team from the Emmit Smith years. A bunch of those guys started out as good, decent people and just degraded. But I guess that is what you get when you take young, fresh-out-of-college talent and put them on a rockstar team like the Cowboys and make it easy for them to waltz through 3 Super Bowls in 4 years.


Terrell, "Neon" Deion, "MeShawn" are from the recent past and the Cowboys straightened out each one of them. They had banner years with the 'boys and Pacman will likely be another one in a string of stories just like that. Jones will smack the cocky right out of him and show the depth of talent that he really has.

daboyz

^^^Amen^^^

avelanchefan

Jstas wrote: »

Jerry Jones has a tendency to straighten wayward players out.

He's had a ton of "bad boys" come through his organization and every one of them has behaved when playing for the Cowboys. The only time they had problems was with the team from the Emmit Smith years. A bunch of those guys started out as good, decent people and just degraded. But I guess that is what you get when you take young, fresh-out-of-college talent and put them on a rockstar team like the Cowboys and make it easy for them to waltz through 3 Super Bowls in 4 years.


Terrell, "Neon" Deion, "MeShawn" are from the recent past and the Cowboys straightened out each one of them. They had banner years with the 'boys and Pacman will likely be another one in a string of stories just like that. Jones will smack the cocky right out of him and show the depth of talent that he really has.

Sorry but there are some people beyond helping, I think Pacman is one of them. If he does straighten out I'll admit I was wrong, but this is one guy that does not belong in the league, he belongs in jail.

Jstas

Well, I will admit that the years that the 'boys had the biggest problem children join them, Jones had tough-as-nails bad asses for coaches. Switzer didn't take any crap from any of them. He just wasn't the best choice to lead that team. But when you got a guy like Parcells who can look a lineman in the face and looks down at most of his cornerbacks, guys tend not to step out of line. Especially with that tendency to fly off the handle that he had.

Wade Phillips is not so much like that but you know what? Jones always has the cold calculating look on his face, even when he is smiling. The gears seem to always be grinding away and I would hate to have him call me in his office to have a "discussion". A guy like that with the resources he has available to him...yeah, I don't care how much of a bad-**** punk you think you are, a dude like that would make your blood run cold!

Besides, the Dallas Cowboys became the most valuable sports franchise in the world last year when they broke ground for the new stadium.

Strong Bad

And you can be damn sure there are pages and pages of "Behavior" clauses in his contract. There's probably something to the effect of "This is Football, not Baseball. We don't work on a 3 Strikes and You're Out rule. You fumble just once and land in jail....buh bye to you and the millions of $$$ you could of had!"

I can see Jerry Jones making sure something to that effect is in there.

bobman1235

Anyone know the details of the agreement?

I know when Moss signed with the Patriots they had lots of behavior clauses, plus everything was in the Patriots hands when the first year was up, whether they wanted to sign him and whatnot. And his pay was very much production / incentive based.

A smart team can always take troubled players and either make them work or know how and when to dump them without it costing.

AsSiMiLaTeD

I love football season, but it sucks being in Dallas because all I hear about is how 'this is going to be the year' for the Cowboys, only to watch them fall in their face early in the playoffs.

Granted, I hate the Cowgirls with every ounce of my being, and love nothing more than to watch them lose, but get tired of all the hype leading up to it every year. Not that my team in Indy did any better last year, in fact they did worse, but at least I don't have to hear about it every day...

markmarc

The Texas Penal System has already ordered a welcome mat for Pacman.

Jstas

Strong Bad wrote: »

And you can be damn sure there are pages and pages of "Behavior" clauses in his contract. There's probably something to the effect of "This is Football, not Baseball. We don't work on a 3 Strikes and You're Out rule. You fumble just once and land in jail....buh bye to you and the millions of $$$ you could of had!"

I can see Jerry Jones making sure something to that effect is in there.

C'mon, Jerry Jones did not make the money he has without knowing how to protect his investments. I wouldn't doubt it if Pacman has a "shadow" following him everywhere and making sure he stays out of trouble.

Jstas

bobman1235 wrote: »

Anyone know the details of the agreement?

I know when Moss signed with the Patriots they had lots of behavior clauses, plus everything was in the Patriots hands when the first year was up, whether they wanted to sign him and whatnot. And his pay was very much production / incentive based.

A smart team can always take troubled players and either make them work or know how and when to dump them without it costing.

No, not much is known at all. All that I have seen consistently is that Dallas is giving up a 4th round pick this weekend and a few other concessions that range from a pile of money to future talent prospect BS.

No doubt that any team with good lawyers can draw up something to keep a problem child at bay. But a strong owner like Jones is likely going to sit Pacman down in his office and lay it out for him. Even Jimmy Jones said that Jerry was good at straightening guys out and he was always firm and it was his way or the highway. Jones also likely holds the final say in all the contracts and can terminate it at will, without warning and unilaterally.

shawn474

Anybody else think it's **** backwards that ANY team trade for a guy that hasn't even been reinstated? If I recall correctly, he has been charged in two seperate cases since the strip club incident. Isn't it possible that his suspension be upheld?

Anyway, I'm just glad that the Redskins didn't try to trade for this punk. He's an overrated player that has had more publicity for off-the-field shenaningans than on-the-field performance. They already tried to get Chad Johnson (which admittedly I would have loved), but at some point the NFL needs to ban these guys forever and not look back.

MacLeod

Maybe we should ask the bouncer of the strip club that is now paralyzed from the waist down because he was hit in the spine by one of the rounds this worthless piece of human debris fired into the club along with his group of fellow wastes of oxygen. I wonder what he thinks of this scumbags newest opportunity to make several million dollars while he cant wipe his own ****.

The fact that this thug isnt in jail right now and even has an opportunity to earn a living is an outrage. Every dime he ever earned should be taken from him and given to the dude he paralyzed.

shawn474

^^^^^agreed 100%!!!!!^^^^^

sucks2beme

MacLeod wrote: »

Maybe we should ask the bouncer of the strip club that is now paralyzed from the waist down because he was hit in the spine by one of the rounds this worthless piece of human debris fired into the club along with his group of fellow wastes of oxygen. I wonder what he thinks of this scumbags newest opportunity to make several million dollars while he cant wipe his own ****.

The fact that this thug isnt in jail right now and even has an opportunity to earn a living is an outrage. Every dime he ever earned should be taken from him and given to the dude he paralyzed.

Well at least he didn't hurt any DOGS. Or bet on any sports events.
That would of ended his career. Just shooting people is ok. :mad:

Ever wonder how we got this screwed up as a country?