Cowboys player returns from suspension. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has allowed Adam “Pacman” Jones back into the NFL for a second time following suspension. Jones, who was only allowed back into the league this year after a lengthy misconduct suspension, was sat down again after a recent alcohol-related confrontation with his bodyguard at a Dallas hotel. He announced through a representative this week that he completed a rehab program. Goodell agreed to review Jones’ eligibility to re-join the Cowboys after four games, deciding in the cornerback’s favor.

Cowboys player returns to Dallas from rehab. Trouble-prone NFL player Adam “Pacman” Jones is awaiting a ruling about his reinstatement after completing alcohol rehab. Jones, who was only allowed back into the league this year after a lengthy misconduct suspension, was sat down again after a recent alcohol-related confrontation with his bodyguard at a hotel. League commissioner Roger Goodell issued the discipline both times, allowing Jones to play again after a trade to Dallas from Tennessee. Goodell said he’d review Jones’ eligibility to re-join Dallas after four games, which concluded Sunday in the Cowboys contest versus Washington.