'Pacman' Already A Hit At Cowboys Practice
IRVING (CBS 11 News) ― Pacman Jones took part in his first practice with the Dallas Cowboys today and he is already making an impact.
Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo tells CBS 11 Sports that Jones intercepted a Richard Bartell pass and returned it for a touchdown at today's practice.
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell lifted Jones' suspension yesterday. As long has the defensive back stays out of trouble, he will likely be allowed to play in regular season games.
Goodell suspended Jones in April, 2007 after a series of arrests and other legal problems. He played for the Tennessee Titans at the time. The Titans traded him to Dallas in April, 2008.
Jones has been arrested six times since he became an NFL player in 2005.
Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo tells CBS 11 Sports that Jones intercepted a Richard Bartell pass and returned it for a touchdown at today's practice.
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell lifted Jones' suspension yesterday. As long has the defensive back stays out of trouble, he will likely be allowed to play in regular season games.
Goodell suspended Jones in April, 2007 after a series of arrests and other legal problems. He played for the Tennessee Titans at the time. The Titans traded him to Dallas in April, 2008.
Jones has been arrested six times since he became an NFL player in 2005.
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