[i]Well here goes... First take a real look at "all" the incidents, not all were him being in or causing trouble folks, being questioned about something he saw and cooperating on more than one occasion, does not shed poor light on him or the league. Then if they are counting the traffic stops, well that's pretty petty using a speeding ticket as an incident sorry, how many of you have been pulled over? more than once? I for one am waiting to find out if the LVPD actually has anything other than a high profile guy in their bag of tricks, they have already stipulated he was not the shooter, and the DNA came back negative about the biting thing not once but twice. It has also been said the girl that was hit in the club was not hit by him but another dancer and he was trying to stop them. The fact is this NO one not you not me and evidently not the police know what happened. All the other stuff, well I would go into it but why so many of you have already convicted the guy. But here's hoping that maybe you'll do some of your own research and read up on what the off duty cop had to say in ATL, or what caused the other trouble in GA. No spoilers here, go look at reports done after the initial ones, you might be surprised at what you find, I was.

First of all, are only problem is 'pacman' Jones and Haynesworth was not a repeat offence /not saying it was right because it wasn't/. Secondly go post this at the Bengals team page because they have what...humm.... like 10 arrests this off-season. So go talk to this about Coach Marvin & his supporters before you come to the Titans.

First off I like the "Lap Man" reference. I'm sure he is worshiped as the god of cash during those lap dances.

Thug: a ruffian, a miscreant, petty criminal or person who behaves in a violent manner.

He has a passion for surrounding himself with armed enforcers that carry out his will of who must be beaten or shot upon his demand. It's not a stretch to label him a thug. I think he WANTS the label, behind the cameras, on the streets.

The whole NFL thing, although it finances his gang, is a distraction from the gangsta image he prefers to present to others on the streets. He thinks he can lead a Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde lifestyle. He is playing the victim by day (unjustly scrutinized by the NFL) and thinks he can present himself as an organized crime gangster boss at night.

He is lost and must chose to be one or the other. Such a waste of talent. He uses his money to buy power ala carrying hefty trash bags full of cash into the Skanks R Us clubs and watching the girls and customers scramble and fight for it. But if you bump into him in the madness, your gonna get beaten almost to death or shot. Change lanes in front of him, you get shot. Pull up to a gas pump ahead of him, you get shot at. He honestly thinks the decision is his in his almighty glory.

If he didn't have the types of off the field problems he has, I would have this guy play for me. He's a talented kid who can really help out a team. However, his off the field crap hurts the team, and I'm glad he's been suspended for a year. I do agree he has gotten away with way too much, and his failure to report some of his own arrests is just embarrassing and laughable. If he COMPLETELY changes the way he is from an off the field perspective, I would consider giving him another chance. However, I believe he WON'T change his off the field behavior, so I don't think he would deserve another chance.

cclark55]"I think it was a little bit harsh," Pac man Jones said. "I expected the suspension, but for a whole year for a guy that hadn't been charged with nothing? I really didn't agree with it. But for the most part, I'm taking it like a man. I'm going to appeal it. We'll see what the future brings."

I hope he can take it like a man while he is in prison! hes a pussy and a discrace to the NFL.

Don't know if he'll go to jail just yet, but I agree with the other things you said. He IS a disgrace to the NFL and really needs to get his act together FAST if he wants to resume his career (if reinstated) i wrote: