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By Chris Mortensen
ESPN.com Friday, October 17, 2008 The Dallas Cowboys are being "fined" for the suspension of Adam "Pacman" Jones under NFL policy, the league confirmed Friday. As of Aug. 1, teams are required to submit to the league a portion of the salary forfeited by players who are suspended without pay under the personal conduct, substance abuse, or steroids policy, beginning with a team's second such suspension in a league year. Cowboys wide receiver Mike Jefferson was suspended in September for four games under the steroids policy. ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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