Tennessee Titans cornerback Adam “Pacman” Jones has made known his desire to play for the Dallas Cowboys.  Amazingly, he might get his wish.

According to the Dallas Morning News, the Cowboys have had “internal discussions” about obtaining Jones, if/when he is reinstated to the NFL.

And the Cowboys would be a perfect match for Jones, in part because the G.M. wouldn’t have to worry about getting fired by the owner if Jones reverts to his turdish ways, because the G.M. is the owner.

Case in point — the Cowboys signed defensive tackle Tank Johnson last year, after brushes with the law got him booted by the Bears and ignored by the rest of the league.

The best move for the Cowboys, in our view, would be to dangle a mid-level pick right now for the rights to Jones, as a hedge against him eventually getting reinstated.

But there would be risk.  Jones has pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges in Las Vegas and no contest to felony cop-biting charges in Georgia since his one-year suspension was imposed, and he could be facing even more time out of the sport.

Still, if/when Jones is permitted to play, he’ll bring to the table two coveted skills — pass coverage and kick returning.  He was developing into one of the most dynamic players in the league when he was suspended, and if he can keep himself out of trouble, he would be a solid addition to the team.