When the Bengals won their first playoff game, many Steelers fans started to see red and became vocal about it. Jones is not one of those people who partake in such behavior, and he has a message for them before they do too much damage.
The “pacman jones net worth” is an article about the Cincinnati Bengals quarterback, Pacman Jones. In the article, Jones has a message for Steelers fans that are jumping on the bandwagon.
Getty Images/Andy Lyons On January 9, 2016, during the fourth quarter of the AFC Wild Card Playoff game against the Pittsburgh Steelers, Adam Jones of the Cincinnati Bengals debates an unsportsmanlike conduct call with referee John Parry.
On Monday, January 31, former Cincinnati Bengals cornerback Adam ‘Pacman’ Jones was celebrating his old team’s 27-24 victory against the No. 2 seeded Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship game.
“Let us relax, let us enjoy our time now,” he said on 93.7 The Fan to co-hosts Andrew Fillipponi and Dorin Dickerson (Pittsburgh).
Are you ready to get on the Bengals bandwagon?
Pacman Jones went on to make clear that he doesn’t want to see Steelers fans rooting for Joe Burrow & Co. when Cincinnati faces the Los Angeles Rams in Super Bowl LVI, the organization’s first appearance in the Big Game since the 1988 season, when it lost to Joe Montana and the San Francisco 49ers, 20-16.
“We don’t want any of the Pittsburgh fans to hop on the bandwagon,” Jones remarked, as if this was a prevalent issue.
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“Why not?” he was asked. The former first-round selection then backtracked, saying that if the shoe were on the other foot, he would cheer for the Steelers only to show his support for the AFC North.
Jones went on to praise former Steelers slot cornerback Mike Hilton, who joined the Bengals as an unrestricted free agency in March 2021 and has been a difference-maker for the defense, providing leadership, trash-talking expertise, and huge plays.
Hilton’s stats, which include 66 tackles, two interceptions, five passes defensed, and a forced fumble, suggest he should be in the top three slot corners for the whole season, according to Jones.
Pacman Jones on the AFC North’s Future
With Joe Burrow at quarterback and Ja’Marr Chase at wide receiver, Pacman Jones does not think the Bengals will be a one-year playoff wonder.
“I believe they will return to the AFC Championship quite often over the next five years now that they have everyone back.” “On offensively, they can only become better,” he remarked.
He also doesn’t think the Steelers will pose a big threat to the Bengals’ expected dominance in the future years, despite the fact that veteran Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger just retired.
“The Ravens are the only team on our radar right now,” he added, “because their defense has to improve a little bit and keep the quarterback healthy through the playoffs, which is the only thing about it, [Lamar Jackson] hasn’t been healthy through the playoffs.”
Pacman also doesn’t view the Cleveland Browns as a serious danger, at least not while Baker Mayfield is the starter.
Jones, who last played in the NFL in 2018 with the Denver Broncos, said, “I hope they sign Baker to a five-year contract.”
Jones, 38, was drafted No. 6 overall in the 2005 NFL Draft by the Tennessee Titans out of West Virginia. He spent two seasons with Tennessee before being banned for violating the NFL’s personal conduct code in 2007. He returned to the NFL in 2008 with the Dallas Cowboys, then took a year off before joining the Bengals from 2010 through 2017, where he earned first-team All-Pro accolades in 2014 and Pro Bowl honors in 2015.
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There is a new trend in the NFL, and that is a team’s fans jumping on the bandwagon of another team. The latest example of this is the Pittsburgh Steelers fan base choosing to root for the Cincinnati Bengals. Jones has a message for these Steelers fans. Reference: steelers defensive line.
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