Strippers around the world shed a tear today with the news that Pacman "Make It Rain" Jones has been released by the Dallas Cowboys. The release came hours after ESPN contacted the Cowboys, the NFL and Jones' attorney about an "Outside The Lines" episode where three Atlanta-area men allege that Pacman in essence order a hit on them after a dispute in an Atlanta strip club (imagine that) while he was still a member of the Tennessee Titans. It appears that ESPN is inferring that once the Cowboys got this information they made the ultimate decision to cut Jones (I will see if I can get an official statement from ESPN).
Now before everyone jumps to their own conclusions there are a couple of things that you need to know.
1- Jones has never been charged for ordering the hit.
2- While investigating a separate case an informant told Atlanta Police that Jones order the hit.
3- The NFL and the Cowboys have known about this from the beginning.
Those are the facts in the case you can read that anywhere now I am going to give you information that people are probably afraid or don't want you to hear.
First, not by any means am I saying these gentlemen lying, but you have to take into consideration it is a lot easier to accuse Pacman Jones than say Tim Tebow especially when free publicly and a possible civil case could occur. Not by any means am I saying the informant is lying, but you have to take into consideration that informants are normally criminals themselves that by giving up information to stay out of prison.
Here is also a very important fact the person that Pacman supposedly put out the hit on is an accused murderer himself.
I just want you to have all the information as you form your opinion.
I have a source that stays in the Atlanta area that is very deep into things that I cannot repeat on this site and I asked what information they had on the possibility that Pacman could have done this and here is what they had to say:
"Pacman probably couldn't, but some of the people that Pacman were with were not the type you would want to f*ck with."
Next part is strictly rumor material so take it for what it is worth from the same source:
"Most people believe Pacman did say something to the effect he wanted to kill those m*therf*ckers and maybe the people he was hanging with took him literally, but Pacman was not the shooter or in the car everyone is pretty confident of that."
My personal opinion is that Pacman only has himself for all the problems he has had. I don't know if he order the hit or not, but just by getting into an altercation he put himself in a bad situation which seems to happen to him often. The Cowboys who have been buried by the media since there blow out lost to Philly just could not afford another PR hit, so Jones had to go and while in theory I don't like it when the media in this case ESPN dictates roster decisions if I was the Cowboys I would have done the same thing.
To expand on that don't underestimate the power of media giants like ESPN to dictate decisions from professional sports franchises it happens a lot more than you think. The media's influence is not just felt by fans but also by owners and GMs. It may not be fair, but it is definitely in the best interest to have the media on their side.
As far as the future of "Make It Rain" and I say this as someone who is "pro" player, but if I was a franchise I wouldn't touch him with a 10 foot pole. I was willing to give him his 2nd chance in Dallas but at some point you just have to realize some people can't change they are just self destructive by nature and he isn't talented enough to take a chance of him blowing up a team.
The 2nd to last paragraph is the only thing that matters. He did it all to himself and has no one else to blame
Littal in the black mafia
Coming soon to a TNA ring near you.
I was there and let me tell you Pacman wasn't running anything
They hate me more than T.O.
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