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Yet another reason why I question whether it is worth following the NFL these days...

Its a shame that he is actually a good player, so that means some dumbass is going to pick him up. I think he represents everything that is wrong with pro sports and should be made an example out of, but if he is allowed to play someone will pick him up for sure. Trade value , however, is minimal in my opinion. he will be on such a short leash that if he coughs too loud near a cop he will be booted from the league. far too risky to be worth much.

Are you kidding me? As long as Al Davis is alive, idiots like Pacman will have the chance to play somewhere.

A fourth or third rounder?The Bengals will give up two first rounder for that kind of rap sheet!

maybe he needs a year in the cfl.

the guy is any team's pain in the ****

Hey joec!

Never mind idiots like Al Davis.

I think Pacman, and Tank for that matter, look like they will fit right in with the Patriots..........

THE STEELERS SUCK

keep him out of ATL, NY & MIA...or all NFL cities w/ an abundance of strip clubs.

Was it really necessary to drop the bin Laden reference? I could have done without that, personally.

Dallas would take him. Hey, him and Micheal Irvin can hang out and then go over to Nate Newton's place.

Send him to Green Bay. The only thing stripping down to nothing there is Brett Favre's production.

BuckeyeSteeler7 - now THAT was funny...
Dratcliff - you're obviously a very deep, insightful person with boundless wit.
Buck Em - Pacman would have to play for an expansion team in Kuwait before finding an NFL city without a strip club!

Pacman is his own worst enemy - I just don't see him ever divorcing his crew. Sadly, it's true - some other team will think they can handle him, think he's learned his lesson, blah, blah, blah. The story just gets more tragic.

Crap.....Charles Barkley says Houston has the best strip clubs.

I think the league's marketing group needs to come up with a plan on how to make teams look like 'the bad guy' by signing these losers...

that is teh only way to get these losers out of the league....

I'm hoping Goodell follows through on reports that the NFL might start holding teams semi-accountable for failure to reign in the bad behavior of their players, especially when they sign known bad apples. So if teams want to fill their rosters with talented bad seeds they can, but they'll pay the price when the arrest reports start rolling in.

This makes absolute sense to me: Teams can/will still take a chance with a player with a risky past, but the whole "As long as he helps us on the field, it doesn't matter what he does off it" mentality that makes teams sign ex-cons and girlfriend beaters and give players 4th and 5th chances will be gone or at least reduced.

The Titans and everyone else who follows football knew that Pacman had many issues at West Virginia.

If you look.....Pacman and Chris Henry went in the same draft from WV.....Quincy Wilson, 4th string TB from the Bengals keeps getting arrested. He is from WV too.....

While they are all connected by the same School....This doesn't apply to everyone.....Marc Bulger went to WV....But I'm just sayin!

He doesn't have trade problems but the Titans have a player that they'll be giving away because all the teams want him but they don't want to pay for him because of the high risk.

WM79 is right. He's a great player, but a serious financial liablility.

Is he that great? He had a good year in '06, but he's definitely not worth the headaches. Anyone that takes him is an idiot.

COWBOYS WOULD LOVE HIS CHARACTER!