5:10 PM Wed, Nov 19, 2008 | Permalink
Aaron Chimbel
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The NFL is giving Adam "Pacman" Jones
another chance.
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said Wednesday the suspended
cornerback has been reinstated by league commissioner Roger
Goodell, but will not play this Sunday or the following game on
Thanksgiving. That would peg his return for Dec. 7 at Pittsburgh.
Jerry Jones said Adam Jones could return to practice Monday. The
owner said the player would have "limited participation" this
week, but would not be part of full-squad practices or
conditioning.
Pacman was suspended Oct. 14, a week after getting into an
alcohol-related scuffle with a team-paid bodyguard. He played six
games after missing the entire 2007 season for the Tennessee Titans
because of repeated legal troubles.
VIDEO: Tony Romo on Pacman's return.
(The Associated Press)
Can we PLEASE just get rid of him and make an example of SOMEONE that keeps getting in trouble with the law. Our children do NOT need to see that anyone that is famous can get into trouble with the law and not have to pay for it. Our children need GOOD examples, not bad.
It is not up to the NFL to make good role models for your children, it is up to you to teach your children right from wrong. That is what is wrong with society these days, people think that children are bad because of athletes and actors and singers...truth be told it is no ones fault but the parents who are not teaching their kids right from wrong..football players are just out there doing what they do trying to make a buck..they or the nfl could care less if parents are thinking they are bad role models..they reinstated him because he is a moneymaker and a good football player..
He sure can't be a good football player or moneymaker if he is in and out of rehab all the time, now can he?????
I totally agree that parents are the ones responsible for teaching their children right from wrong, but seriously WHY do famous people get to just go on without paying for their mistakes???