PITTSBURGH -- Not every conference call with an opposing team's player is exciting, but Adam "Pacman" Jones rarely disappoints.

From heated Instagram posts about the Steelers to garbage can displays to explain Terrelle Pryor's game, Jones' style is uniquely his own. Jones was decidedly calmer on the conference call with Pittsburgh media, but his perspective was still fresh.

With the Joey Porter incident and accusing Antonio Brown of faking concussions behind him, here are a few Jones highlights as he approaches another Bengals-Steelers chapter:

On heated Pittsburgh exchanges from the past: “That’s way over. We’ve played them guys in Pittsburgh and it was a real good game; everybody played clean. You can’t get into all of that. I think you guys blew it up way more than what it is. I don’t have no problem with any Steelers. I’m pretty cool with most of them.”

On contested battles with Antonio Brown: "I’m perfectly fine, if you ask me. I love playing against AB. He’s the real deal."

On Steelers playmakers like Brown compared to younger players he faced: “You couldn’t even compare the guys we covered last week [the Cleveland Browns] to the guys we’re covering this week. The guys we covering this week are a whole lot better, established, plays hard, been around, knows the game.”

On disdain for Pryor: “I made it clear, didn’t I? I’m done talking about him. He shouldn’t even be getting no more airtime. That’s last week.”

On Le'Veon Bell: "He’s by far the best back in the league. He can do it all. He can catch the ball out of the backfield, he can run you over, he can make you miss."