It’s up to him to prove everyone wrong

That Chuck Norris is going to be his bodyguard now.

Setting him up to fail? Exactly how many chances has the guy already had? If failure is the course he chooses, it will be his own fault, not Goodell’s – that is totally ridiculous.

I am hoping that the combination of positive influences within the locker room, guys like Deion and even Jerry, combined with whatever counseling they’ve arranged, will be enough for Pacman to develop some good habits.

Goodell didn’t need to give the guy all the second chances he ALREADY has offered… but at some point you need to draw a line in the sand, and it seems to me this is a reasonable place to make a stand.

Jones can figure it out. It’s not going to be easy, but it’s possible. I think he wants it enough, and perhaps it takes EXACTLY this kind of “last straw” draconian announcement to make the difference.

If you’re a Cowboy fan, how can you be rooting against him? He’s a tremendous asset on the field as well as in the locker room. Here’s hoping he turns his life around and doesn’t look back.

But honestly, who thinks he’ll never miss one of these mandatory rehab/counseling meetings given his past behavior. I sure don’t. All these suspensions and conditions could have been trimmed down to a 3 strikes and you’re out rule. End of story. Instead of all this drama and worrying about this guy missing a meeting before a playoff game (if Dallas gets that far).

Plaxico had been fined over 60 times in the past few years, yet you never heard about it until a few weeks back when they suspended him for the bye week (wow they have balls, that will show him).

Fines for missed meetings and such are kept in house.

Yeah, that would suck to have someone young and athletic on our secondary. No problem, I’m sure the corpse formerly known as Anthony Henry will raise his game in the playoffs.

I sure hope Pac can finish out this season, after that its all gravy.