Dallas Cowboys cornerback Adam “Pacman” Jones has been suspended indefinitely for his latest violation of the NFL’s personal-conduct policy. Jones will be suspended without pay and will miss at least four games. After that, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell will make a determination as to whether Jones deserves reinstatement. The earliest Jones could play again is the Cowboys’ November 23 game against the San Francisco 49ers. The NFL found that Jones was involved in an alcohol-related physical altercation and had therefore violated the terms of his reinstatement, ESPN’s Chris Mortensen reported. The suspension is the latest piece of bad news in a terrible week for the Cowboys. One piece of good news for Dallas: Ed Werder of ESPN reports that as a result of the suspension, the Cowboys will not have to send a sixth-round draft pick to the Tennessee Titans, and the Titans will have to send the Cowboys a fifth-round pick.
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