Pacman Jones: I’ll apologize if Antonio Brown doesn’t play (Video)

Adam “Pacman” Jones says that he will apologize to Antonio Brown, but there is one condition. 

Cincinnati Bengals defensive back Adam “Pacman” Jones is really adamant that there is nothing wrong with Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown.

As we’ve all seen by now, Saturday night as the Bengals were taking on the Pittsburgh Steelers in the Wild Card Round of the AFC Playoffs, Brown was hit hard in the head by Cincinnati linebacker Vontaze Burfict, a hit that has drawn a lot of criticism since it took place. One person that wasn’t criticizing it, however, was Jones, who has insisted that Brown is perfectly okay.

Now as we all can admit, Brown is not okay. You don’t have to be a football expert to see that Brown may have indeed suffered a serious concussion and he could be out Sunday for the Steelers’ game against the Denver Broncos. So if this is the case, will Jones apologize?

Well, he recently told Brandon Marshall on Inside the NFL, which will air on Tuesday night, that he will apologize if Brown does not take the field on Sunday.

“I will, if he don’t play,” Jones said. “But you know and I know that when Saturday gets here, all that will go out the window. . . . He will be cleared Friday, I promise you.”

While Brown’s status has not been revealed, with how devastating that dirty hit was, Jones had better get that apology ready to go.