Adam Pacman Jones is an American football player with an estimated net worth of $18 million. He earned his net worth as a cornerback for the Cincinnati Bengals of the National Football League (NFL). Born Adam Bernard Jones on September 30, 1983, in Atlanta, Georgia, he attended Westlake High School which is considered a football powerhouse. It had the most alumni in the NFL with six players in 2005.
In the Georgia-Florida all-star game, Jones participated. A total of 120 tackles, six interceptions, and 1,850 rushing yards during his senior year earned him the title of “Player of the Year” for the league. Holds All-American accolades in both basketball and track. His basketball team captured two state titles.
Adam Jones studied athletic coaching education and was on the athletic director’s academic honour roll at West Virginia University. He is second on West Virginia’s career kickoff return yardage list as a football player with 1,475 yards. He is eleventh on the school’s career punt return yardage list with 404 yards. He is also the West Virginian player selected with the highest ranking.
Jones was the sixth overall pick in the first round of the 2005 NFL Draft by the Tennessee Titans. He has also played for the Dallas Cowboys (2008), Winnipeg Blue Bombers (2009), and Cincinnati Bengals (2010-present). During the entire 2007 and part of the 2008 season, he was suspended from the NFL by commissioner Roger Goodell due to several violations of the league’s personal conduct policy.
STATISTICS
Source of Wealth:
Sports, NFL
Age:
36
Birth Place:
Atlanta, Georgia, United States
Height:
5 ft 10 in (1.78 m)
Weight:
186 lb (84 kg)
Marital Status:
Married (Tisha Holmes)
Full Name:
Adam Bernard Jones
Nationality:
American
Date of Birth:
September 30, 1983
Occupation:
Cornerback for the Cincinnati Bengals
Education:
West Virginia University and Westlake High School
Children:
1 (Zaniyah)
EARNINGS & FINANCIAL DATA
Earnings 2015
Others 2015Incentive from Cincinnati Bengals$400,000Bonus 2015Workout bonus from Cincinnati Bengals$100,000Bonus 2015Roster bonus from Cincinnati Bengals$250,000Salary 2015Salary from Cincinnati Bengals$1,500,000Earnings 2014
Others 2014Incentive from Cincinnati Bengals$500,000Salary 2014Salary from Cincinnati Bengals$1,700,000Bonus 2014Roster bonus from Cincinnati Bengals$250,000Bonus 2014Workout bonus from Cincinnati Bengals$100,000Earnings 2013
Bonus 2013Roster bonus from Cincinnati Bengals$500,000Salary 2013Salary from Cincinnati Bengals$750,000Bonus 2013Workout bonus from Cincinnati Bengals$100,000Contract 2013Contract with Cincinnati Bengals$5,300,000Signing Bonus 2013Signing bonus from Cincinnati Bengals$750,000Earnings 2012
Salary 2012Salary from Cincinnati Bengals$700,000Contract 2012Contract with Cincinnati Bengals$950,000Signing Bonus 2012Signing bonus from Cincinnati Bengals$75,000Bonus 2012Roster bonus from Cincinnati Bengals$175,000Earnings 2011
Salary 2011Salary from Cincinnati Bengals$640,000Earnings 2010
Salary 2010Salary from Cincinnati Bengals$295,000Contract 2010Contract with Cincinnati Bengals$1,100,000Earnings 2009
Salary 2009Salary from Cincinnati Bengals$545,000Earnings 2008
Salary 2008Salary from Dallas Cowboys$1,700,000Contract 2008Contract with Dallas Cowboys$13,300,000Earnings 2006
Others 2006Incentive from Tennessee Titans$1,500,000Bonus 2006Option bonus from Tennessee Titans$5,600,000Salary 2006Salary from Tennessee Titans$842,000Earnings 2005
Contract 2005Contract with Tennessee Titans$28,200,000Bonus 2005Roster bonus from Tennessee Titans$1,500,000Salary 2005Salary from Tennessee Titans$230,000Signing Bonus 2005Signing bonus from Tennessee Titans$2,000,000
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