Veteran CB Adam 'Pacman' Jones reportedly signing with the Broncos

Veteran cornerback Adam “Pacman” Jones has reached a late agreement to play for the Denver Broncos this season, according to NFL insider Ian Rappoport.

Rappoport first reported Sunday afternoon that the Broncos had given Jones a look Sunday morning.

Shortly after, he said the two parties have reached a deal, and other sources have shared the same information, though the agreement is yet to be finalized.

Jones, 34, played for the Cincinnati Bengals from 2010-2017, but the team declined to pick up his 2018 extension option, so he became a free agent in March.

Despite an injury-shortened 2010 season and some off-the-field troubles (including an early-2017 arrest) throughout his Cincinnati tenure, Jones became a pillar of the Bengal defense, playing in 100 games and starting 68 of those.

As it turns out, the move to Denver is likely not entirely random: Broncos head coach Vance Joseph was Jones’ position coach with the Bengals from 2014-15.

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