National Football League officials announced Wednesday that Dallas Cowboys cornerback Adam 'Pacman' Jones has committed a uniform weapons violation and will be fined $2,000 for keeping his nine-millimeter Beretta handgun in his game uniform's belt and not tucking the firearm into his uniform pants as rules stipulate during Monday night's game against the Philadelphia Eagles. 'This fine sends a clear message that there is no leeway when it comes the NFL's new firearms policyif players have a sidearm in their pants while on the field of play, said pistol must be tucked into the front, back, or sides of said pants,' a statement from the commissioner's office read in part. 'Once again, the rule is clear: Players can carry up to five guns onto the field at any one time, but only if they are properly carried in holsters underneath their jerseys, in the aforementioned portions of their pants, or in their sock.' Goodell also cautioned Jones to be mindful of rule 14b of the on-field uniform code, which states that one may shoot an opposing quarterback once and only once as long as the throwing arm is not targeted. 