Nashville, Tenn. ? Tennessee fans got tired of the off-field antics of cornerback Adam “Pacman” Jones before he ever played a game for the team. On Wednesday, the Titans finally signaled they were weary, too.

They suspended Jones, the sixth overall pick in the 2005 draft, for Sunday’s game against Jacksonville. Coach Jeff Fisher hopes the punishment, which includes banning him from practice and what he called “significant financial considerations,” gets Jones’ attention.

“This is the defining moment in his career,” Fisher said.

Jones has not been convicted of any charge in Tennessee.

But last Saturday, he was cited for misdemeanor assault after being accused of spitting on a woman in a nightclub – the third time he has been charged for an incident and the second since the end of August.

That doesn’t include police naming him as an acquaintance of the main target of a drug investigation last spring.