The New Felon League

Marc Jimenez · February 25th, 2007, 05:53 PM

The Pacman Jones incident in a Las Vegas strip club is just one of many recent episodes of athletes behaving badly. I’m not sure when or how this outlaw mentality started, but many of today’s top-performers in the NFL are nothing more than glorified thugs.

This isn’t the first time Jones has...
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Dmon3k · February 25th, 2007, 08:30 PM

Actually here is an article about the players themselves wanting more of hardline on that type of stuff even up to making a three strike type of rule or something. Now I think the main reason some players are suggesting it is that they realize this is bad pr for the league and themselves which could cost them money in the long run, and not because they truly care about ending stupid behavior. But if thats a by product of any potential change the league might make than I'm ok with it. Anyway here's the article from ESPn. com ESPN.com - NFL - NFL players seek hard line on off-field misbehavior

dieselwk · February 27th, 2007, 06:29 PM

most of these guys screw up once and thats it. pacman jones is a thug. if he was a regular person he would be in prison for some of the things he has done.

February 25th, 2007, 05:53 PM	#1
Marc Jimenez Join Date: 11-12-2006 Location: New York City Posts: 27	The New Felon League The Pacman Jones incident in a Las Vegas strip club is just one of many recent episodes of athletes behaving badly. I’m not sure when or how this outlaw mentality started, but many of today’s top-performers in the NFL are nothing more than glorified thugs. This isn’t the first time Jones has... Full Article

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February 25th, 2007, 08:30 PM	#2
Dmon3k Join Date: 08-28-2004 Location: The ROC Posts: 74	Actually here is an article about the players themselves wanting more of hardline on that type of stuff even up to making a three strike type of rule or something. Now I think the main reason some players are suggesting it is that they realize this is bad pr for the league and themselves which could cost them money in the long run, and not because they truly care about ending stupid behavior. But if thats a by product of any potential change the league might make than I'm ok with it. Anyway here's the article from ESPn. com ESPN.com - NFL - NFL players seek hard line on off-field misbehavior

February 27th, 2007, 06:29 PM	#3
dieselwk Join Date: 03-17-2006 Posts: 753	most of these guys screw up once and thats it. pacman jones is a thug. if he was a regular person he would be in prison for some of the things he has done.

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