The statement was made he had nothing to do with the incident when he had EVERYTHING to do with the incident. If he hadn't been there, no incident.Vigsted said:
Where are PacMans buddies in this? I have been way drunk and if I even started to do anything like that I would have a buddy in my face telling me to chill. It may take a few "requests" but your friends can typically calm you down to the point you will not get arrested.
That is why I said my theory got a little fuzzy.
And that is why I also included the fact that he turned himself in 90 minutes before kick off. He was in no frame of mind to play that game.I recall seeing Starks on the field during the last game. I could be wrong but I am almost positive.
BlazingArrow#9 said:
this may come as a shock but not everyone works that way
I can understand the need to wait. When is Finnegan due for his hearing?nigel said:
The quote better not be meaningless if these guys are convicted.
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2006/football/nfl/specials/preview/2006/08/13/discipline.titans.ap/
Titanium said:
Couldn't agree more, going into camp I had written threads about his "Learning curve" being a rookie and the strides haynesworth made from yr 1 to 2 actually believeing Pac had gotten through the Bull&^%$ that he is consistantly in, then when he had the party in ATL,I just figured well if he ****s up then he outgha watch the games from the bench...and I was surprised when nothing went down In ATL and I figured , well he's finally learning... I guess not..I don't buy it's because he's a Titan, or a black man or anything else... I think he got arrested because he's a punk, he oughta be riding pine, with a heafty chunk of change coming out of the next couple checks.......
Starks played against Denver. He did not play against New Orleans.
Well I would not really consider a person a friend if they can not help you out at your lowest. Especially knowing this guys temper. What if he slugged the cop because they said the "wrong" thing. Something like that could ruin his career.
Oh and if it were Chuck he would not have been arrested unless he chose to be.
Oh and if it were Chuck he would not have been arrested unless he chose to be.
Childress79 said:
Whom ever he won over he might have lost them again. He certainly hasn't won over many fans. He has been involved in 3 separate issues in the past few months. No he hasn't made a huge personal improvement. He is still a jerk
BTW Jones is going to be tested eveytime he goes anywhere by someone. He had better get use to that. If he doesn't it may well be the end of him.
He will have to learn to step back and walk away. Unfortunately I don't see that happening
For all we know they got in his face and told him to shut up...doesn't mean he actually will.
but that is neither here nor there.
but that is neither here nor there.
if someone had of mentioned Pacmans name in the O.J murder would you count that?
the car and parking lot have had nothing to do with him.
sheesh
the car and parking lot have had nothing to do with him.
sheesh
He's won me over.
You don't see any improvement? Like I said he's no saint but look at his offseason work ethic. Even Fisher said he's really put the work in. Fisher told him to move to a quieter neighbourhood & he did.
He's cocky & he's immature but he is trying. Looks like he has to learn everything the hard way but he wants to fit in & he wants to help the team.
He could have took his 1st year bonus $ & shown us all the finger. I'd rather root for him to succeed than knock him down
You don't see any improvement? Like I said he's no saint but look at his offseason work ethic. Even Fisher said he's really put the work in. Fisher told him to move to a quieter neighbourhood & he did.
He's cocky & he's immature but he is trying. Looks like he has to learn everything the hard way but he wants to fit in & he wants to help the team.
He could have took his 1st year bonus $ & shown us all the finger. I'd rather root for him to succeed than knock him down
it ddoesnt matter guys come on, hes an NFL player, yakno hell get off, and that coach Fisher will sit down and talk to him, just hope this isnt turning out to be the bengals all over again
TitanJeff said:
That's like saying if there are no banks there would be no bank robberies
Besides, the police come out and cleared him of any involvement in the matter, why won't you? Fact is Pacman was an innocent bystander in that respect.
And the same goes for the car drug ring, unfortunately it dissapeared from the news quickly so I'm not even sure what the outcome was, but the last I heard was that Pacman had no direct involvment and he certainly wasn't charged with anything. Even if he did own one of the cars involved that doesn't make him guily in any way, considering it was in the possession of someone else.
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