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Big TT said:
His agent/handler should never, ever let him out of the house alone. He should be where ever, whenever P-thug is in the public eye ready and with a quick muzzle when needed for P-thug's own good.:ha:
Two words:

"Ankle Bracelet"
 
Here's the quote from the City Paper: <blockquote>"I been around a lot of folks that have gotten in a lot more trouble than I’ve been around — even on my team, that don’t get the criticism I have.

“If you’re in the spotlight, you’re going to get scrutiny for every little thing,” Jones said.. “There’s a lot of guys that don’t have to go through that. There’s a lot of guys on the Titans you never talk about. They can jump off the bridge … and you won’t ever mention their name.” </blockquote>http://nashvillecitypaper.com/index.cfm?section=7&screen=news&news_id=49988
 
GoT said:
His idiot agent needs to tell him to shut up, lay low, and let his play on the field do his talking.
There were reporters from at least two newspapers and film crews from at least two TV stations for Pacman's appearance. By all indications, it was Pacman's agent Huyghue who notified the media of the event.

Unfortunately for him, what could have been a good PR move backfired when Pacman opened his mouth about his off-the-field activities.
 
Hell, you don't think he's right? Look at all the commotion he'd had around him this offseason despite not breaking any laws (that we know of).

You don't think there have been other players who have done something wrong that we don't hear about. I think there's a pretty good chance.

Personally, despite his immaturity, I'm giving Pac the benefit of the doubt until he breaks a law.
 
Starkiller said:
Hell, you don't think he's right? Look at all the commotion he'd had around him this offseason despite not breaking any laws (that we know of).

You don't think there have been other players who have done something wrong that we don't hear about. I think there's a pretty good chance.

Personally, despite his immaturity, I'm giving Pac the benefit of the doubt until he breaks a law.

I'm with you on this one SK. People are more interested quoting him negatively rather than focusing on how he has consistently been appearing in front of the school kids with a very positive message.
 
"I wouldn't do that, I wouldn't put my teammates out there, I'm not like that," he said. "I'm just saying certain people get away with certain things that certain others don't get away with that you'll never hear about." - Adam Jones

like he didn't blame Tank Williams for him getting beat in his first start.
 
it looks as though everyone has forgotten he went to help out the kids yesterday and spending time with them, instead some people are focusing on one little quote from him thats really no big deal......lighten up people
 
bulluck4dMVP said:
it looks as though everyone has forgotten he went to help out the kids yesterday and spending time with them, instead some people are focusing on one little quote from him thats really no big deal......lighten up people
Many people would agree with you but would argue he didn't go to help out the kids, but he went because it was a staged event by his agent for his benefit. If he went just to talk to the kids, his agent didn't need to notify the media about it. Or so some critics would say.

I agree others might have done worse but it's in bad taste and very poor judgment for him to say so. That stuff won't fly too well in the locker room or in the public eye. He needs to shut the hell up and let his play on the field do the talking, IMHO.
 
of course, i can't wait til he's a star on the field this season.

one day for people he's some gangsta on the streets pushin the weed and then the next sunday hes their hero in life. come on now. be serious. you either love him or you don't....

im not going to sit here and defend his off the field actions, but then again he's never been charged with any such crime, so ya know...
 
A.D. said:
Many people would agree with you but would argue he didn't go to help out the kids, but he went because it was a staged event by his agent for his benefit. If he went just to talk to the kids, his agent didn't need to notify the media about it. Or so some critics would say.

I agree others might have done worse but it's in bad taste and very poor judgment for him to say so. That stuff won't fly too well in the locker room or in the public eye. He needs to shut the hell up and let his play on the field do the talking, IMHO.

Alright, here's the link to the Tennessean article:
http://www.tennessean.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060523/SPORTS01/605230364/1027

Here's another bit and quote from the article:

He's been making stops at the club for nearly six months, he said, sharing stories about being raised by his grandmother in a tough Atlanta neighborhood.

"We don't call the media every time," he said with a grin. "For the most part I'm just giving back to the kids that I can relate to and the people that I can relate to. I'll be here off and on like I have been since I am back in town."
 
When are we going to hear any good Pacman news?
I see where Riverman, Starkiller, and others are coming from...

I agree. I support Pacman. Pacman is a real talent.

however...

This was a staged thing. If there is anything he should not screw up it should have been this... all he had to do was not be a dumbass. It's that simple. No, he dumped all over his team, laid blame, shunned responsibilty... whatever... just the tone of the remarks had "I'm an idiot" written all over them. I really like Pacman. I like some of his flaws. They make him special. I sorta identify with the guy in a way... but that's not relevent...

Pacman... If I see Adam Jones again... you are going to have a problem. :grrr:
 
Do understand we are talking about two people here.

Pacman Jones - guy who strings out profane-laden tirades in his driveway, loans the ride to dealers, has 2 am rap feuds, gets benched for numerous brain farts and has yuletide locker room meltdowns.

Here is his photo:

Adam_Jones.jpg



Adam Jones - stages media gathering at local inner-city school helping the kids and busts punt returns for TDs and gives the ball to coach.

Here is his photo:

jones_packman_mug1.jpg


There is a difference.
 
TitanJeff said:
Do understand we are talking about two people here.

Pacman Jones - guy who strings out profane-laden tirades in his driveway, loans the ride to dealers, has 2 am rap feuds, gets benched for numerous brain farts and has yuletide locker room meltdowns.

Here is his photo:

Adam_Jones.jpg



Adam Jones - stages media gathering at local inner-city school helping the kids and busts punt returns for TDs and gives the ball to coach.

Here is his photo:

jones_packman_mug1.jpg


There is a difference.
yeah... that is exactly what I'm talking about...
thing is... I've got it the other way around.

What does it say on the #32 jersey? :brow:
 
TitanJeff said:
Do understand we are talking about two people here.

Pacman Jones - guy who strings out profane-laden tirades in his driveway, loans the ride to dealers, has 2 am rap feuds, gets benched for numerous brain farts and has yuletide locker room meltdowns.

Here is his photo:

Adam_Jones.jpg



Adam Jones - stages media gathering at local inner-city school helping the kids and busts punt returns for TDs and gives the ball to coach.

Here is his photo:

jones_packman_mug1.jpg


There is a difference.


The guy is kid FOOTBALL PLAYER. No, he's not the Titan AMBASSADOR we want him to be, but people are getting UNREAL in what they expect of him.

Although he shouldn't have said it, what he said IS TRUE. The media spin on the Haynesworth situation exemplifies it. Read the Tennessean article- it isn't laced with inuendo and indirect references the way Pac's articles are. The bottom line is people love to hate and they love to hate guys like Pac who have a "me against the world attitude". Some people latch on to his culture and call him a "thug", some call him out on his immaturity, some call him out on his dedication.

He is what he is. IMO, he IS immature and he HAS made stupid NON-TEAM oriented penalites, and no doubt that HAS to stop. But, he IS a phenomenal talent and he DOES give 100% on the field. He HAS gone to the boys club for a long time without media and he does have loyalty to those he trusts.

My summary point is- LAY OFF PEOPLE. Don't validate your own values off of NFL football player there are better role models for that. And BE REAL, when you judge (or malign) Pac.
 
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