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That was a painful interview to watch. Pacman looked stoned...had his head tilted back and his eyes barely open. And I think he needs remedial english classes.

double j might sign him again, for a lot less cheddar tho.

Stoned... or arrogant? I thought the latter.

Why would JJ entertain the idea of signing this fool again? In 2008 the risk was high and the reward was nil.....he contributed nothing. Even at a lower price this clown isn't worth the headache.

QUOTE(#4):

Originally posted 08:25 AM ET  01.11 by baseballpurist

Why would JJ entertain the idea of signing this fool again? In 2008 the risk was high and the reward was nil.....he contributed nothing. Even at a lower price this clown isn't worth the headache.

He's just "bein' rebellion and all".

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Originally posted 08:10 AM ET  01.11 by EAZEBACK

double j might sign him again, for a lot less cheddar tho.

He wasnt making that much anyway was he?

is pacman really worth the trouble?

Resign, forget it. To squander an opportunity to play in the NFL and to possess the athletic skills of this caliber. What an idiot. He had his opportunity, its time to give this space to someone who wants it. Arrogance is the only explanation I can come up with.

Jerk. Give his roster spot to some who know "there aint to I in T E A M".

Sure, but as the defendant.

If it makes no sense, then Jerry will do it.

Why is this jerk still arrogant? As long as he's out of the NFL, the money trucks stop coming to his house.

That interview was the first time I heard Pacman speak and I gotta say he sounded like a cross between Cosby kid Mushmouth and King of the Hill character Boomhauer. As for coming back to Dallas as a player.........thanks for the laugh, Pacman, not even your lawyer sees that happening.

NFL and NBA are both full of idiot's like him.

We are receiving our draft picks back in Dallas for the Pac Man trade, so I doubt he'll be suiting up in Dallas. Wish they could have the same deal on the Roy Williams trade.

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Originally posted 09:12 AM ET  01.11 by pdigel

Resign, forget it. To squander an opportunity to play in the NFL and to possess the athletic skills of this caliber. What an idiot. He had his opportunity, its time to give this space to someone who wants it. Arrogance is the only explanation I can come up with.

Well, football has gotten him out of every mess he's ever been in. All through high school, into college, and well into the pros, you gotta wonder how much more junk he's done and had it covered up because some coach wants to keep him on the team. So, given that, no wonder he thinks football will get him out of this one too. Hasn't it always?

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Originally posted 09:04 AM ET  01.11 by pw

is pacman really worth the trouble?

rhetorical question?

Pacman & the Cowboys.....a perfect marriage. :)

I just watched his interview, and it's hilarious.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOixepVw0FE

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Originally posted 11:33 AM ET  01.11 by steeltown_fan

Pacman & the Cowboys.....a perfect marriage. :)

they deserve him and the rest of the **** they have on...."Americas Team" btw:when did everyone vote on that?