I am sure Adam has been instructed on how the incident went down!!

Especially over a game of Madden..

will consider rotating new guards in the future to prevent the “Stockholm Syndrome”.

That the guard didn’t quit and he doesn’t plan to get rid of the guy.

several people apparently said he has real personality issues after drinking. That may be something they need to look at it.

It sounds like Pac’s problems arise from alcohol. For his own sake, I hope Goodell adds that caveat (attending AA) to his road to redemption.

Jerry has done about all he can do to keep Pac from screwing up, the rest has to be up to Pac. Obey the NFL rules and don’t put yourself in legal jeopardy.

Either walk the line and make millions, or screw up and get a job paying minimum wage. Seems clear to anyone with half a brain.

i co-sign on your following statement:

“…Jerry puts more restraints on him, like curfews, and mandatory AA counseling or something. Pac has to realize this isn’t just a 9-5 job, Jerry owns his ass, and should comply to whatever Jerry deems fit…..total lockdown would be appropriate…”

If Goodell bans Pacman as a result of this (which is very difficult to imagine), he is basically throwing him to the wolves. Won’t be long before he ends up in a Travis Henry situation if so.

I think at the most he’ll get suspended, but I really can’t see anything coming of this.

I totally agree. But my guess is that it’s more of a compromise than meets the eyes. It might all be swept under the carpet as far as the public and media is concerned, but behind closed doors I would not be surprised if Pacman had to sit down with Jerry and the two of them listen to Goodell read him the riot act on speaker-phone. (or maybe even in person yesterday?).

Bottom line – I have no doubt this incident was used to tighten the leash — in no uncertain terms. It was also used by Jerry as a learning experience, as motivation to encourage Pac’s new-found maturity (as fleeting as it is at times!) … and hopefully… ultimately… we’ll all be witnessing the slow education of a new Mr. Jones.

Amen?

When his most famous coach got caught cheating, he promptly destroyed the evidence so that nobody else could see just how bad it was…

They torch TO for “crying on the sidelines” and say relatively little about Texaco Burrass and his absolutely bizarre behavior. I have no respect for most of those guys. It’s like watching E! only with way fewer babes…

Next one is permanent.

Uhh all you have to do is read any AP story to know that the hotel is titled, the “JOULE” hotel. Luckily I only had to read the first line to determine it was fake, sorry you guys wasted your time.

And reminded how volatile this guy really is..

I think Pacman can, and in many ways has changed his spots. This is TAME by his standards. The problem is that he has no margin for error. Other players have done this kind of thing a lot, but they don’t have Pacman’s rap sheet or zero-tolerance situation.

I’m not saying the guy is smart or reacts well to good situations. I think he has thuggish tendencies and obvious emotional problems. But I think he is not a lost cause.

until 1:30, so that was what was first reported, but the incident occurred over 2 hrs earlier

Which he is not. He knew what he was getting into. He’s trying to turn someone’s life around, while at the same time profit from it. It’s called risk/reward. Jerry is the King of this.

that the measure taken to avoid an incident (bodyguard) actually ended up being directly involved in the incident…