"Commissioner Roger Goodell didn’t do Cowboys owner Jerry Jones any favors by reinstating cornerback Adam “Pacman” Jones.

In his bid to win at all costs while selling the most expensive tickets, suites, sponsorships, PSLs, etc., in his magnificent new stadium, Jerry Jones is going to welcome back Pacman to a team that doesn’t need him.

Right when the Cowboys are getting back injured players and preparing for the most important time of the season, the owner is letting the rooster back in the henhouse. Some never learn.

Goodell could have saved Jones from himself by not reinstating Pacman. Hmmm. Maybe it’s a sinister plot orchestrated by the league office to keep the Cowboys out of the playoffs. What do you think?

When quarterback Tony Romo returned last weekend, the Cowboys muscled up and showed a lot of guts by whipping the Redskins.

In fine shape without him

Just when they’re getting their act back together, along comes Jones — Pacman, not Jerry — and this time, he won’t have bodyguards supplied by the owner. He’s the last thing the Cowboys need at the most important time of the season because he’s guaranteed of being a distraction. It’s what he is.

Before he got into a late-night fight with one of his bodyguards, was suspended by Goodell and ordered into a 30-day alcohol treatment facility, Pacman wasn’t doing anything special. Injuries helped him get a lot of playing time, and he led the team with 11 passes defensed because quarterbacks were throwing at him.

Now the Cowboys are healthy and set with their top four cornerbacks in place: Terence Newman and Anthony Henry starting and rookies Orlando Scandrick and Mike Jenkins coming off the bench. Why toss a shark into smooth water?"