Clinton Portis Isn't Saying Pacman Jones Should've Done It, but He Understands

are you a cowboy fan or something, must be with all the hatin bullshit flyin out of your mouth. #1 in the league in rush yards at this point is all that matters, plus sayin he cant put two words together and they must have cleaned it up so we can understand while we drink our kool-aid. you sound like one ignorant, racist, (obviously white) angry person.

Jealous much? Portis is no fool, he's light hearted, soft spoken and down right hilarious. You sound like a sad person.

You are wrong! That is all.

Vince...you are a joke...obviously you are one of those little punks that never played a down at nothing! I guess you were too busy wearing your big sister's dress!!!

CP pretty much said everything I was thinking. As much as I don't like Pacman Jones, I think everyone deserves a second chance. For CP, this is more personal than anything. Sean Taylor - a teammate from college and a personal friend of his - was labeled as a 'thug' coming out of college and had more than his fair share of trouble in the NFL as well, but he straightened his life out. He didn't do everything right, but he earned the respect of his team and of the league with his conduct on and off the field. I think that if you're truly going to give someone a second chance, you don't sit around simply waiting for them to fail again. Frankly, I wasn't utterly convinced that Pacman Jones could stay out of trouble. Here's the problem, though. Guys miss team meetings and some even punch out their own teammates during camp (yes, Steve Smith, I'm talking to you.) Did Pacman Jones get arrested? No. If it was THAT huge of an incident, how come it took three or four days for Goodell to even find out about it? And then he's like, "Ah, now I get to exercise my power again and show everyone who's boss."

As an objective observer, Goodell's effective dishonesty disgusts me, as well as his unwillingness to address problems in the league across the board...like, say, the referee's constantly exercising their power (either intentionally or otherwise) to change the outcome of a game - a game that should be decided by no one other than the men that get paid millions of dollars to knock the ever-living crap out of each other for several hours on a Sunday (or Monday).

Yes, the officiating is horrendous. It's one thing for an accidental call - refs are humans...in fact, most of them are humans past their physical and mental prime, if you get my drift. But it happens too often. Referees are too flippant about throwing flags nowadays, and the league does nothing but defend them by throwing fines at whoever so much as speaks a word suggesting that they're human and might have made a mistake. They don't make full use of instant replay.

And by the way, you can't fine me, Roger, because I don't belong to the National Fascis-er, Football League in any way, shape, or form other than watching the game and starting to become disgusted at what your unbalanced power tripping is doing to that game that I love to watch so much.

Granted, if he ever institutes a rookie salary cap, he will be my hero for a while, but for right now, Goodell gets an "E" for effort and an "F" for f---ing Adam Jones over.

Again Portis is not "gangster" he's a happy dude he has every right to have an opinion even if he give people the benefit of the doubt. He's not condoning the behavior just trying to approach it from a more forgiving angle.

Portis is a great football player until he removes his mouthpiece and MsPacman is too small to play that position effectively.
I am a Cowboy fan and I do not want him back, he is a proven thug 13 times over. I agree with the Commish

You know, I could see if it was pistol play or if he strangled him or choked him out while he was driving, but you know, if it's man-to-man and we bump chests and push each other, you know, I don't think that's an altercation worth taking football away from him. But, you know, wrong place wrong time is all I can say."


Dwight said...
That was well said by Portis
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Yeah, only 4 "you know's" in 2 sentences. Very well-said.

I'm trying to follow your line of thinking here. Most people see a person sympathizing with a colleague, yet you somehow see it as an indication that all black people excuses when one of them gets in trouble.

Guess that would explain why Stephen A. Smith ripped into Pac-Man for his behavior.

You then somehow go on to blame a genre of music for causing most of these problems. If that was true, how come white people don't kill each other when they listen to Johnny Cash's Folsom Prison Blues? Do you really think that all the problems in black culture would go away if they started listening to The Temptations?

You really didn't think this through, did you?

I have a feeling most black people will pass on your presumptions and idiotic "advice".

And by "thug", you mean "black". Stay classy!