[vincesanity82]

NFL commissioner Roger Goodell is expected to revisit Pacman Jones' suspension in February after he returns from the Pro Bowl. Jones probably will be reinstated then. Titans coach Jeff Fisher wasn't ready to talk about Jones this week. "We've got a lot of internal discussions that will be taking place regarding his status," Fisher said. According to several league sources, the Titans will look to trade Jones. He would address two of the Eagles' more pressing offseason needs � a shutdown corner and a kick returner. But there's no way Andy Reid would consider bringing a guy with his character issues to One NovaCare Way. -- Philadelphia Daily News

Paul Domowitch: Sources say Heckert favorite to be Falcons GM | Philadelphia Daily News | 01/11/2008

[bears9]

Good for the Titans, but the bigger question is will anyone want him?

[vincesanity82]

Originally Posted by bears9

Good for the Titans, but the bigger question is will anyone want him?

Someone will want him, the question is what will they give for him, hes a good CB and and a great return man but his off field antics lower his value dramatically..

[Lefty Noob]

Originally Posted by bears9

Good for the Titans, but the bigger question is will anyone want him?

A young, shutdown corner who can also return punts? Yeah, someone will take a chance on him - maybe Cincy or Oakland?

[Seahawker 562]

i never really followed his story. what is it that he did?

[alex83]

was arrested and charged with about 10 different things from spitting to murder...but is yet to be convicted

his latest problem was when he was involved in the shooting on a bouncer at a strip club, however he is yet to be convicted of that or have any involvement in it

i am dissapointed if we lose Pacman becuase i think he would have been the kind of missing link we need in the team right now...a good return man...but what you gonna do? im slightly happier that they are LOOKING to trade him as opposed to just getting rid of him but that might just be to get something out of a deal in which we have got nothing much to gain