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Todd Archer of the Dallas Morning News reports that Pacman Jones is a Dallas Cowboy. More than a month after the teams first discussed a trade, the Cowboys and Tennessee have reached an agreement, according to a source, on a deal that will send the suspended cornerback to the Cowboys. Terms of the agreement are not yet known. Jones fills an immediate need, but the Cowboys will still consider drafting a cornerback with one of their two first-round picks in the upcoming draft, but there is a question of when he will actually be on the field. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell suspended Jones for the 2007 season for violating the league’s personal conduct policy and has said he will review a possible reinstatement before training camp opens in July. Agent Manny Arora is hoping Jones can be reinstated sooner, which would allow his client to take part in mini-camps, organized team activities and the conditioning program.