FWST Blog: Jones intrigued by Pacman Jones

Suspended Titans cornerback Adam Pacman Jones continues to shout to the heavens that he would like to play for the Cowboys if and when his suspension is lifted by NFL commissioner Roger Goodell.

On an local ESPN radio affiliate in Atlanta on Thursday he reiterated that his
dream is to play for the Cowboys.

While there is a long way to go in that process, Jones might have a willing
suitor in Cowboys owner Jerry Jones.

According to a source, Jones has asked a few staffers about how Jones would fit with the Cowboys.

There is nothing more to it because the Cowboys are prevented by league rules from talking to Jones or his reprensatives. Again Jones has a long way to go to be reinstated by Goodell. And then he remains property of the Titans, who must release him before he can sign with another team.

But make no mistake about, the Cowboys owner is at least intrigued by the possibility that he has brought it up to staffers. He has a history of taking on problems players from other teams, including Alonzo Spellman, Dimitrius Underwood and current Cowboys Terrell Owens and Tank Johnson.

What's also true is that the Cowboys in search of cornerback and kick return
help.

--Clarence E. Hill Jr.