Guess you didn't see that this story has already been debunked by Green Bay officials. This is wreckless reporting by PFT.
Nope. Like I said, heard it this morning and tonight was able to find a link. Didn't listen to the radio all or watch the news online all day, so I was unaware. PFT reported this in the morning, so if anything came out afterwards then
I wouldn't call it "wreckless" reporting.
Don't mean to be like everyone else, but do you have a link where TT has publicly stated that he is not interested at all in Jones?
This is the definition of wreckless reporting.
whatever you say, still waiting on a link to confirm this "wreckless reporting"
Wreckless!Sports writers (and our editors) have long cast wary eyes upon the month of April, which arrives on Tuesday. That is because April, for as long as many of us can remember -- why, is anybody's guess -- is when rumors tend to run especially wild.
Many of them are bogus; thus the time-honored axiom that only fools rush into the fourth month on the calendar. Yet there is an indisputable history of seemingly implausible sports rumors coming true this time of year.
Predictably, our flies on the wall have heard some doozies of late. But after checking into them -- exhaustively -- The Week is willing to dignify four that are too legit to ignore.
1. Yao-za! Not only do our sources say Yao Ming is ahead of schedule in his recovery from a stress fracture in his left foot, but we're hearing the Rockets, despite -- or perhaps because of -- their recent winning ways, have an offseason deal with the Celtics on the table. How does Yao to the C's for Ray Allen, Kendrick Perkins and two first-round picks sound?
2. Roger that? You'd think Roger Clemens would consider another comeback only if a championship were in the offing, but Clemens' mouth is said to be watering at an offer from the Tampa Bay Rays -- $15 million guaranteed for only home starts, with road-start incentives available if Clemens is so moved.
3. Pack-Man. Goodbye, Brett Favre. Hello, Adam Jones? The Cowboys aren't the only NFC power looking to upgrade at cornerback. Believe it or not, the Packers are coveting the services of the player called Pacman. Considering how they were torched by Plaxico Burress in the NFC Championship Game, we guess we can understand it. Would the good folks of Green Bay be so understanding?
4. See **** coach. This one gave us pause and then some, but it's actually quite possible that ESPN's **** Vitale will return to the bench to coach -- are you ready for this? -- Indiana. The Hoosiers need a coach who will turn their image around, and Vitale has been privately (OK, semi-privately) jonesing for years for the sort of adrenaline rush that can't be found under a headset.
Crazy? Maybe. Plausible? You'd better believe it.
Wait!
Just foolin'.
