The Titans are seeking a fourth-round pick in this year's draft and a fourth-round selection next year, according to the source. The Cowboys are so far unwilling to provide either, believing they are the only team pursuing Jones, who remains suspended for violations of the personal-conduct policy.
The Titans are outta their minds... Ain't no way they are getting two 4th rounders for PacMan... Good decision by Jerry to pump thebrakes a bit and call their bluff.
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[/h2] [h2]PACKMEN WANT PACMAN?[/h2]
Posted by Mike Florio on April 1, 2008, 7:11 a.m.
We need to preface this one by pointing out that it isn't an April Fool's gag. (We're out of the April Fool's Day business for the first time in our six-plus-year history because each year more and more people believe the intentionally phony stories, which undermines our unintentionally phony stories.)
The Green Bay Packers are interested in Pacman Jones. Our good friends at Sporting News mentioned the possibility in last week's magazine, with the image of a dejected Reggie Wayne on the cover (or, alternatively, he'd just been kicked in the nuts).
On the surface, the Packers don't need Pacman because they have Al Harris and Charles Woodson. But Harris will turn 34 in December and Woodson will be 32 in October, so at some point the Packers have to think about going younger.
Whether the guy who makes it rain will be accepted by the folks who make it cheese remains to be seen. Many of the Green Bay fans didn't want Randy Moss last year, even though his presence arguably would have been the difference between an NFC title game loss and a Super Bowl triumph.
And Pacman is an even higher level of turd, so we can't imagine the folks in Green Bay reacting well to Brett Favre's legend being followed by Adam Jones.
On Monday, it was reported that teams other than the Cowboys are interested in Jones. Those teams have not yet been identified.
They wont get him but its funny hearing these rumors.
For the record, Green Bay has TWO strip clubs.
Shaun Rogers played last year at 370lbs and couldn't do a damn thing. Yesterday he weighed in at .
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In all seriousness, he's gonna die before he reaches 35 yrs old if he doesnt do somethin about that
According to sources, Snyder pushed long and hard to draft WR Ted Ginn Jr. with the sixth overall pick last year (what a disaster that would have been had Gregg Williams not saved the owner from himself - RB Clinton Portis's constant lobbying of Snyder and Joe Gibbs for Landry had some impact as well, team sources said),
This is why I'm so uncomfortable with Snyder and Cerrato running things.
Another blurb from JLC's blog about the possibility of getting Chad:
Anderson, a restricted free agent, would sign a deal with the Dallas Cowboys that the Browns could not match. The Browns would receive the Cowboys' first- and third-round draft picks, which would have given the Browns the 28th selection in the first round.
The Cowboys then would trade Anderson, and perhaps a future draft pick, to the Miami Dolphins for the first overall pick in this year's draft. The Cowboys would select Arkansas running back Darren McFadden.
Nobody has verified this was going to happen, but that doesn't really matter. What matters is the Browns thought it could happen.
''There was enough there to put some doubt in your mind, that it was a possibility,'' General Manager Phil Savage said Tuesday at the NFL's spring meetings.
''It didn't matter if I was pretty convinced or just slightly,'' Savage said. ''The threat of that being there . . . ''
Apparently this was very seriously thrown around the Cowboys FO before Free Agency started...Jerry is a clown.
