Oh thats just sports writers expressing their opinion and using supposed anonymous players to back their story up. He seems to have nothing but support from his teammates and sports writers and other people just can’t accept that.

For successfully predicting that Goodell would let him back in, but not until AFTER the Thanksgiving game.

I wish bodog had a line on that…

right now, i’m in the patching-things-up-with-the-girlfriend-that-cheated-on-you mode. I’m very suspicious of Pacman. But I’ll take him back. He keeps it together, I’m cool. He doesn’t and gets suspended again and released, I’m cool with that too. I’ve lost patience.

That being said, I think he can help us. On the field that is. He can’t do a darn thing for us off the field. Except make the wrong type of headlines.

I am glad to have him back. You can never have too many good CB’s on a team.

Ed Werder’s been quoting that guy for a long time now.

I hate that lil rat faced fink….

I tried to warn you…..

Pacman is back!!! lol

Good luck with all of that Pac.

but if the coaches can play it right and not impede the growth of the young guns in the secondary, he is one more weapon to help the boys in the stretch run.

Say it with me now, “this time he will really get it and not screw up!”

NOW…key word. This guy was suspended from the league for a year, and comes back against many people’s wishes, given another chance. The idiot does it again. If he screws this up, Jerry better not give him another chance, in fact, no one should give him a chance. He either wants to be in this league or he doesn’t, and getting in trouble again will obviously show he doesn’t want it bad enough.

**I’m not one who usually gets caught up in team chemistry. I think that’s an overrated thing brought up by the media and fans. Good teams can have bad chemistry and still win because they’re good. Bad teams have bad chemistry because they’re bad. But with this situation, Jones’ teammates are now front and center again. They will be asked about him coming back a thousand times. Publicly they will say the right things, but privately I bet there are a number of players who don’t want Jones back. With a team in such a fragile state concerning the playoffs, I’m not sure this is the wisest thing to do.

**Is he worth it? Jones was only OK when he played the first six games. He wasn’t Deion Sanders and he added nothing to the return game. He was not playing like the top-10 pick he was in 2005 and he was never a shutdown cornerback in his two years in Tennessee. He takes too many chances, relying on instincts rather than scheme. Orlando Scandrick is playing at a higher level now than Jones was then.

for the first time in his career, Pac-Man won’t be a problem