Found June 16, 2012 on Gridiron Mayhem:

Adam “Pacman” Jones will be speaking to the newcomers in the NFL at the rookie symposium. He will definitely have a lot to share, especially since he was just ordered to pay $11 million to the strip club shooting victims back in 2007.

Jones serves as the cornerback for the Cincinnati Bengals and has already given some pointers to the team’s rookie corner Dre Kirkpatrick.

“I haven’t had anything negative from him,” Kirkpatrick told Bengals.com. “He doesn’t want to see me following in his footsteps. Just being around the wrong people. Surrounding myself with not a lot of positive people. Those are the things that he’s been trying to tell me.”

Jones admitted about his past, saying he was “pathetic” with his money.

“I was pathetic,” Jones said. “I had no respect for the money I got. I had respect for football. [But] I acted like I was still hanging out in college. I didn’t realize the scrutiny that came with it.”

Looking forward to see what Jones has to say at the symposium so rookies won’t ever make the same mistake he did.

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