Pacman Jones did a three-hour interview with Michael Irvin yesterday on 103.3 FM in Dallas yesterday. What in God's name could Pac and the Playmaker talk about for three hours? Politics? Religion? Literature? Surprisingly, they didn't cover any of those subjects.

They did cover a lot, though, and the aptly-named "Dallas Cowboys Blog" at the Dallas Morning News liveblogged the whole thing. The nation is appreciative. At least, I am.

Highlights:

• "It's getting to the point where it ain't no time for slip-ups right now," Pacman said. "It's like I'm on the cliff right now. One slip-up and it's off the cliff."

• "I'd be really lucky to get another shot," he said.

• Said Pacman of his visit to a New York strip club before his disciplinary meeting with Roger Goodell: "It was a bad decision. It was one of the dumbest decisions I've ever made. ... It's just not going to happen anymore."

• On his current ability: "I'm the best. Hands down. As far as the complete package goes, I'm the best."

• On his ability to help the Cowboys: "I can help them win," Pacman said. "That ain't no problem. I'm good for two wins a year by myself."

• Will he ever go back to a strip club? "I cannot say ever, ever," Pacman said. "But I can say they won't see me [in strip clubs] for the next three or four years."

So there it is. The Dallas Cowboys Blog team painted a picture of a guy who was alternately showing contrition, and then offering up excuses for various arrests before ultimately taking responsibility for them. The other notable theme, other than that, appears to be supreme confidence.

Personally, I have more faith in his confidence than I do in his contrition. I don't get the feeling he's truly sorry for what he's done, but at least he's willing to act like he is, and that's a step, I guess. As for his claim of being good for two wins a year, on his own? When he's at his best (and who knows what kind of shape he's in right now), he's a gamechanger. He shuts down half the field, and any time he touches the ball, he's a threat to score.

Oh, and that flyer we posted yesterday that had Pacman attending some party hosted by "Money"? Pacman's not going to be there (no word yet on Young Spoaty). Apparently, some club just decided to throw his name and picture on a poster, and Pac knew nothing of it. I apologize to Pacman and to the readers for passing on bad information, and frankly, I can't believe that a quality company like "Cheap Ass Flyers" would be involved in such chicanery.

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