No disciplinary action by team vs Adam Jones
by Mullin on Oct 9, 2008 1:08 PM CDT
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PrintWell Dallas got some good news, if you call it that, with what transpired with Adam Jones Wednesday night. What does everyone else think on this issue?
An internal investigation by the Dallas Cowboys into Adam "Pacman" Jones' latest incident concludes that he was not in violation of his contract, or the understanding about conduct he had with owner Jerry Jones, a high-ranking team official said.
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The media again.
It seems like this is yet another mountain out of a pothole by the media. It does give Jerry a nice chance to say “I told you so” to Pacman, and maybe straighten him out a little more about these seemingly harmless events he attends.
by Baked Potato Soup on Oct 9, 2008 1:18 PM CDT reply actions
I am of two minds here
#1, I want the Cowboys to win on Sunday. But that’s not to lose sight of #2, I want the Cowboys to win in February. If AJ slides on this one, will he commit some greater offense later? I’d rather have him miss this game due to a suspension than us lose him for the playoffs.
I hope this is just more BSPN hype-reporting. Some people just want to see the Cowboys burned in effigy.
How Bout Them Cowboys!
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