Adam “Pacman” Jones revealed in a recent interview how he could beat NFL drug tests when he played in the competition for the Cincinnati Bengals And other teams.
Jones admitted on the Tubi show of Deion Sanders, “We have time today“That he” cheated “the drug program of the competition. He said that his way was” really good “.
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Bengalen Cornerback Adam Jones warms up for the Chicago Bears at Paul Brown Stadium in Cincinnati, December 10, 2017. (David Kohl-usa Today Sports)
“People don’t know how smart I am, but I can say it now. I don’t play anymore, but I never used my p — for a p — test. Not once. Not once,” he said.
Sanders said there was no way to get away with a player with what Jones described.
“The reason that it is not possible because they are going with you now,” said the head coach of Colorado Buffaloes. “No, no. They go inside and see you withdraw.”
Jones explicitly tried to go into detail about how a player could bypass the drug test, but he was closed.
The former defensive back was the number 6 overall choice of 2005 design. He played for the Bengal, Tennessee TitansDallas Cowboys and Denver Broncos from 2005 to 2018. He missed two full seasons of his career.
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Denver Cornerback Adam Jones against the Kansas City Chiefs in Broncos Stadium on Mile High on October 1, 2018. (Mark J. Rebilas-usa Today Sports)
In those years, the NFL had a strict no-marihuana policy, which has since been relaxed.
Pro Football Hall of Famer Champ Bailey Fox News Digital told In January he used Marijuana during his gaming career and suggested that NFL players who used Cannabis knew when the tests took place and stopped using the medicine before being tested.
“They were very strict at the time, but I would not say they wanted to catch you. Like, we knew when the tests were to come, so we always stopped at a certain time, what … Even at that time, you realize that after a disadvantage of my recovery was because the times we had to stop were when they had these annual tests,” he said.
“It is one of those times that you work harder than you work during the season, because you train to get back in shape again, and those are the times you really want it. I could just remember that they could always talk about what we had to stop when. Some boys would be tested earlier than others, who would all come to wait.
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“Some have succeeded, some have done it. We all had our experiences with the drug program in the competition. But, in ado and adversity it was a waste of time. If you look back on it, I think the competition realized that they have wasted many resources on something that could benefit me, and things have changed.
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