Cowboys and Titans agree to Deal to Trade Pacman

the definition of irony:

made this over a year ago.

 

I now blame you for all our Pacman troubles.

 

Once again, you repeat the tag line, but don't address the people who are actually answering you. You can continue to reiterate your belief, but until you answer post 132, I don't see any reason to keep trying to argue with you. Thankfully, most others on here seem to understand, and please note the post quoting KVB admitting that his baggage was distracting. KVB is one of those players who doesn't say negative things, even if he feels them.

For a final point, people totally care what "character issues" the guy at McDonalds has. In a TON of situations, Pacman would have lost his job by now. If you can't stay out of trouble and have to deal with jail and court dates constantly, a lot of employers don't want to deal with you. A lot of workplaces also care about their corporate images, and would fire someone with significant public legal issues. Pacman should be thankful that he's got the skill to play in the NFL, because he'd never have kept a normal job living the way he has been.

 

KVB was one of the very few. There were about 2 others that said they didn't want him back. But still, the majority did. And they even had an article stating that much. My guess, is the majority wanted talent and could put aside their petty personal problems.

 

Those are the ones that said it publicly, you can bet a lot of the players are smart enough not to air their beef in public. Just because Pacman has no common sense doesn't mean that none of the other players do.

And again, this is one of those points that I've had to make a good four, five times without you addressing it.

 

"There's no in-between with this deal. It'll either work out great for the Cowboys and Pacman, or it will be a disaster. "

I'm betting on the former. I still think this is a very smart move for the Cowboys. Honestly, he isn't a Titan any more so he isn't worth our time (and anxiety) writing about him any more. I'd appreciate it if the local press would be talented enough to let their "automatic headliner" fade away and not print monkey-brained feel good stories about Pac having a difficult time in Dallas.

It reeks of a jilted lover who wants to pee in his ex's gas tank.

 

No, Jeff. Clearly, the Cowboys players have just bought into the ESPN myth of locker room problems...

 

Can you clarify? Surely you are not suggesting that Pac's name on the roster is enough to create team discontent, turmoil or locker room controversy. The article was pretty clear that they players are not going to police him- that was about it. It didn't say they didn't want him on the team or they didn't support him or much else.

 

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