MITCHELL BLATT

Please, Pacman, I’m sick of writing about you. Sick of hearing about you. Why don’t you just go back to your fun innocent video game where the worst you ever did was kill ghosts? You said you had changed, but as your attorney astutely pointed out, you sounded like a piece of shit. Well, he was right.

When I saw ESPN’s headline “Woman accuses Pacman of punching woman in club,” I thought, This is just another lawsuit stemming from his Las Vegas brawl. I was wrong. This is actually a completely different altercation.

This guy spends more time in strip clubs than on the football field. You’d think after getting arrested 5, 6, 7 times, he’d learn.

This latest altercation occurred in Atlanta at the Body Tap Strip Club on January 3.

The article [here] doesn’t detail how the fight started, but apparently Pacman Jones had some money stolen from him (Doesn’t he always?) when he decided to confront the club’s management, and he punched Wanda Jackson in the face.

Jackson isn’t a part of the management, but she was in the management offices, according to ESPN “because she was [an attorney] handling a divorce case that involved Adam Jones.”

Wonderful, Jones is also getting divorced. Wonder why?

Jones takes down more women than offensive football players.

He’s a classic example of the ill’s of hip-hop culture. That culture is all about getting rich, showing off you’re rich by making it rain dolla bills on strippers in Las Vegas, having to defend your honor by starting a gun fight after one of the strippers picked up some of your money, then doing it all over again next week if you’re rich enough to avoid jail.

It has cost Jones a season, and it will probably cost him his career. He obviously isn’t changing, so he’s not going to be allowed to play again.

It will probably also cost him his freedom. He got lucky, getting a plea deal for his Las Vegas offenses, but he certainly won’t get any leniency next time.

Heck, it might even cost him his life. We saw what happened to Sean Taylor. He pulled a gun on some people whom he thought stole his ATVs. His associations caused him to live in fear, according to cousin Antrel Rolle. One of the suspects in his case Jason Mitchell had previously attended a party at the house.

He might have been changing, as the media reported, but unfortunately, his past caught up with him.

I can’t say that same for Pacman.

With all “alleged” charges, you can’t say anything for certain, but I am pretty certain in this: Commissioner Goodell might not be very receptive to Pacman’s next reinstate me plea.

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