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Adam “Pacman” Jones appeared on ESPN’s “Outside the Lines” this morning, being interviewed by Stephen A. Smith. He had a similar interview with CBS Sports’ James Brown yesterday and said he expected to be employed by an NFL team next season — maybe even with the Dallas Cowboys. I think Adam is being extremely optimistic. Unless the Oakland Raiders come calling, I don’t think any other team is that nuts for a pretty average, troublemaking cornerback/kick returner. Maybe the UFL is interested?

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• the WFL
• the USFL
• the XFL

And here are a couple more. The UFL would play games on Friday nights, but where do they plan on televising them? The NFL has huge contracts with NBC, FOX, CBS and ESPN. That leaves ABC, but ABC and ESPN are both under the same Disney ownership. Do you really think any of these networks is going to slap the NFL in the face by supporting a competing league? I don’t think so. Plus, the league would be built primarily with players that couldn’t make it in the NFL. Who wants to watch something like that? Sure, they might get a few top-notch players, but the bulk of the UFL would be like a minor-league NFL. We already have NFL Europa. The UFL would essentially be an NFL Europa … er Americana. Not even. It’s a ridiculous idea and a waste of time, energy and eventually finances to consider.

So far, the proposed new league is in its infancy and Cuban is the only potential owner for what the founders hope will be an eight-team league. Sheesh. People, get a grip.

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Mark Cuban Considers New Football League