Opryland offers spectacular entertainment during the holiday season.

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Of course, once again this year, the Rockettes and the ice carvings will be featured. But already, the many tourists who visit the Opryland compound got to witness a new, unscheduled act.

The impromptu Saturday night show was put on by suspended fleet-footed and notorious Titans troublemaker "Pacman” Jones and Albert Haynesworth, who is as dangerous with his football cleats as he is with his bone-jarring tackles.

It occurred to the delight or dismay of patrons at Opry Mills' Gibson Showcase, which serves up food, drinks and entertainment.

Jones and Haynesworth got into an argument inside the club which was followed by fisticuffs.

The first person Gibson's private security officers noticed was Jones, with his shirt ripped, making a 100-yard dash towards the front door with Haynesworth in pursuit.

Outside, Haynesworth, with his lip split and bleeding, told officers he neither wanted medical attention nor police.

Titans' coach Jeff Fisher said if there was anything to the fight report, he would handle it internally.

What does Fisher mean "if?"

And how long does Nashville have to put up with Jones and his antics?

He's been involved in one incident after another since the Titans drafted him in 2005.

The Titans would do this city and its residents a favor if it would send the Pac packing.

But for now, football and money the Titans paid Jones seems more important