“I heard somebody ask the question, `How good do you feel about Adam’s future?’ I feel good enough to take some of the risk and do some of the things and invest some of everything we talked about to do it. I feel that good about it. If I didn’t, we wouldn’t be doing it.”
Dallas Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones on Adam Pacman Jones
Terrell Owens has pretty much behaved himself in Dallas, with the except of a possible suicide attempt, T.O. has been pretty happy as a Dallas Cowboy. Tank Johnson hasn’t been here long enough for anyone to know much about him. And now we are getting the infamous Adam ‘Pacman’ Jones.
Is there any doubt about where Micheal Vick will end up when he gets out of jail? Maybe the new Dallas Cowboy’s Stadium will be ready by then.
Big Bill Parcels was often quoted as saying he didn’t like the drama many players brought with them. The rest us call what these players bring with them baggage, but it amounts to the same thing-trouble. At least that seems to be the general opinion about one Pacman Jones. Now that Big Bill is gone-and all doubts that anyone other than Jerry ‘I’m In Charge’ Jones is running the show with him-we can see that Owner Jones will do anything, and we mean anything, to win.
If turning the Dallas Cowboys into the Oakland Raiders is the way to do it, then so be it. Jerry Jones has never been about the legacy or the traditions of the Dallas Cowboys anyway. Everyone old enough to remember knows that Jerry Jones first act as owner of the Dallas Cowboys was to fire living legend Tom Landry. And no, we will never forgive him for that. The fact that he followed this up by firing living legend Jimmy Johnson did not win him any points either. His long string of losers at the head coaching position has only reinforced our idea that Jerry Jones is all about making more millions and less about winning more Super Bowls.
So welcome to Dallas, Pacman Jones. Hope you can help the Dallas Cowboys win the Superbowl. But please, stay away from T.O. and Tank, Ok?
