Donte Stallworth Suspension (Image: Newscom)

In the fantasy football world, this makes Stallworth completely valueless. He had minimal value prior to this incident but now there’s no situation in which he should be selected in a 2009 fantasy football draft.

According to reports, Stallworth received 30 days of jail time, two years of house arrest and eight years of probation. Considering all that baggage and the fact that he’s suspended indefinitely without pay, that will likely lead to the Browns releasing him and cutting all ties.

In fact, some experts believe there’s a good chance that Stallworth never plays in the NFL again. He was a talented player but not talented to the point that a team is likely to roll the dice on him. And with Goodell trying to clean up the league’s image, there’s a good chance that Stallworth will be suspended for a long while.

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Pacman Jones, who now insists on the name Adam Jones, has been reinstated by NFL commissioner Roger Goodell. Jones had been suspended from the NFL for numerous run-ins with the law.

In terms of fantasy football, Jones makes the Dallas Cowboys defense much more dangerous. He’s a big play threat that can intercept a pass and score a touchdown at any given moment. He should help make Dallas a top five defense in the 2008 fantasy football season.

Jones is also very valuable as a kick returner. If you get kick returner points for yardage or touchdowns, Jones being reinstated is very good news. Outside of Devin Hester, few players are in Jones’ class of raw speed and ability.

Expect Pacman Jones (or Adam Jones) to make more and more of an impact in fantasy football as the season progresses. The only thing that could hold him back is if he gets in trouble with the law again.

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Since being partially reinstated by Roger Goodell, Jones has been on his best behavior. In an effort to rehabilitate his image, Jones is now dropping his nickname. His Dallas teammates have been impressed by his play and his dedication to the team during the Cowboys recent practices.

Jones will need to continue to be on his best behavior to get fully reinstated for the 2008 season. Since being drafted, Jones has been arrested six times and there were six other incidents that required police intervention.

However, since the Tennessee Titans traded him to the Cowboys, Jones hasn’t seen his name in the police blotter. Adam Jones hopes that remains the case.

Adam Jones, Dallas Cowboys

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Kearse is back with the Titans after spending four years with the Philadelphia Eagles. He spent the first five years of his career with the Titans.

At 31, Kearse has now slowed down. He’s no longer the terror he was in his younger days. However, the Titans had high hopes that he’d be able to regain some of the magic from his youth.

The fallout from this arrest isn’t immediately known. The Titans could release him, however that is somewhat unlikely. Kearse will likely be suspended by NFL commissioner Roger Goodell.

This isn’t the only offseason incident the Titans have faced. Earlier in the offseason, quarterback Vince Young was photographed drunk in a club and later issued an apology.

Will Jevon Kearse be released following his DUI?

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Jacobs had recently given the NFL names of players who had purchased steroids from him. While the investigation is just getting underway, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell can’t be too happy about the fact that the NFL could possibly be looked at in this potential double murder case.

The names of the players Jacobs claimed had bought steroids from him haven’t been released. Speculation indicates that a number of the players could be current and former Dallas Cowboys.

Here is a video about the David Jacobs potential NFL related murder:

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Jones was suspended last year when he was on the Tennessee Titans due to many brushes with the law. Jones is now saying that he has learned from his past and will keep his nose clean.

If Jones does indeed clean up his act, he has an almost unlimited amount of football potential. He’s a defensive back who can be a game changer. Jones is a great athlete and has good hands for a defender. Once he gets his hands on the ball, he’s a threat to score.

In addition to his defensive responsibilities, expect the Cowboys to also use him to return punts and kicks. There is also some talk about Jones playing on the offensive side of the ball.

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While there is no guarantee that Jones will be reinstated, sources around Jones are hopeful. The Dallas Cowboys, the team who traded with the Tennessee Titans to acquire his rights, are also hopeful that Jones will be reinstated for the 2008 NFL season.

If Jones is reinstated, he could play multiple roles for the Cowboys in 2008. He’d primarily be a cornerback — and could possibly even start at the position. Additionally, Jones would also have duties in the kick return game. There is also talk that Jones could play some wide receiver.

If you are in a fantasy football league that uses defensive players, a reinstated Jones could be a nice sleeper pick. When he played for the Titans, Jones showed his immense talents. He is a big play cornerback who gambles a lot. He also can produce in the return game. He hasn’t been tested much as a wide receiver but he definitely has the speed to succeed at that position, as well.

Expect new reports in the next few days indicating whether or not Jones can resume his NFL career. Both Pacman Jones and the Cowboys will be waiting on pins and needs.

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Here is a video discussing the end of Spygate:

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