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Janoris dismisses Pacman comp

Found April 28, 2012 on Pro Football Zone:
PLAYERS: Jeff Fisher
TEAMS: St. Louis Rams
Cornerback Janoris Jenkins made an appearance on SiriusXM NFL Radio (via ProFootballTalk.com) on Friday night after being drafted by the St. Louis Rams in the 2nd round of the NFL draft. Given the fact that Jenkins’ new head coach in St. Louis–Jeff Fisher–coached Adam “Pacman” Jones in Tennessee–Jenkins is drawing comparisons to him because of his off the field character issues. Adam Schein asked Jenkins if Fisher may have been interested in him because of how similar he is to Jones. Jenkins responded with a very direct answer. “I mean, no, because I never shot up a strip club or nothing like that,” Jenkins said. Well it looks like Jenkins isn’t worried about what flies out of his mouth. The St. Louis media should have fun with him this year.
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