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yeah, the Falcons don't need him. After 2 games with Vick failing (as typical for him) to get him the ball, TO would blow up. </p>It's too bad he didn't end up with the Ravens. If TO thinks McNabb is no good, imagine what he would have thought of Boller.I would bet your right, but if he's out 2 weeks and they lose to NYG and Wash. they are done. Would be 4-5 and last in their division. The only hope at the play-offs is a WC and they would have to win out to get it IMO. I have a ?, would anyone want T.O. on their favorite team? I'm a huge Falcon fan and as much as we need a big play WR I wouldn't want him, too much drama.
I've seen 6 features on his suspension on ESPN, and still no word on what he actually said.
November 5, 2005
PHILADELPHIA (Ticker) - Terrell Owens' apology was not enough.
The Philadelphia Eagles announced on Saturday that Owens has been suspended for conduct detrimental to the team.
Perhaps the NFL's best wide receiver, Owens has been a major headache off the field for the Eagles. On Thursday, he created some more angst with another verbal jab at Eagles' quarterback Donovan McNabb and criticisms of the organization.
In an interview with ESPN.com contributor Graham Bensinger, Owens agreed with ESPN analyst Michael Irvin's assessment that the Eagles (4-3) would be undefeated if Brett Favre was their quarterback.
"That's a good assessment," Owens said when asked by Bensinger if he agreed with Irvin's opinion. "I would agree with that, just with what (Favre) brings to the table."
In the interview, Owens also ripped the organization for not acknowledging his 100th career touchdown pass in the Eagles' home win over San Diego on October 23.
"They claim to be first class and the best organization. It's an embarrassment," Owens said in the ESPN.com interview. "It just shows a lack of class they have."
Owens apologized for those remarks on Friday, reading a brief statement at a news conference.
"I had an opportunity to talk with the organization this (Friday) morning and I've been told that the team does not recognize individual achievements," Owens said. "It was brought to my attention that I offended the organization and my teammates. Therefore, I'd like to apologize for any derogatory comments toward them."