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Buck Nasty;690747; said:I am not sure that a ligament injury is a ligament reason for his punk bitch behavior, or the fact that he drops every third pass that comes his way. But I do think he has some ligament mental problems.
But on Dec. 18, he insisted it was an accident.
"When it happened, we were jawing in each other's face, so it wasn't anything intentional," Owens said. "I didn't intentionally spit in his face. He's trying to make it seem like more than what it was by saying I hauled off and spit in his face. I feel like if I spit in his face ... somebody would've seen it."
T.O. has nothing against Garcia
STEPHEN HAWKINS
Associated Press
IRVING, Texas - Before T.O. took on Donovan McNabb, Jeff Garcia was the receiver's target.
Owens' verbal sniping at McNabb last year in Philadelphia led to his suspension and departure from the Eagles.
Before that, when Owens was in San Francisco, he made insinuations about Garcia's sexuality. Owens said he hasn't talked with Garcia since their days on the 49ers.
Will that change when the Eagles play at Dallas on Christmas Day and Garcia makes his fifth straight start for the injured McNabb?
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Sorry, T.O., this Eagles-Cowboys game isn't about you
JAIME ARON
Associated Press
IRVING, Texas - The last time the Dallas Cowboys played the Philadelphia Eagles, the buildup was all about Terrell Owens - just the way he likes it.
Sorry, T.O. This Christmas afternoon rematch is about something far more important: deciding the NFC East champion.
That will definitely be the case if the Cowboys win. A victory would seal Dallas' first division title since 1998, the last full season that Troy Aikman, Emmitt Smith and Michael Irvin played together.
If the Eagles win, they'll need to follow with a victory over Atlanta in the finale to seal their fifth division title in six years. Philadelphia also could do it by beating Dallas and losing to the Falcons, but only if the Cowboys end up losing their finale at home against lowly Detroit.
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No you are just really confused...the Browns are a great team and you just don't see it...Ok, the cowboys officially confuse me, everytime I think they are a good team they go and prove me wrong. Is it just the bears and saints and then the rest of the nfc?
Same old story from T.O. "We're losing because they aren't throwing to me enough!"I just feel like I'm not involved early in the game," Owens said. "Everybody knows that's what I do. Every team that I've played on, I've been involved early and often. It's hard to get in the flow when you're getting a ball here, a ball there."
StadiumDorm;697296; said:You know what the Cowboys need? TO Junior, Braylon Edwards. That way, they can invest in a full scale daycare center for the biggest crybaby, do-nothing bitches in the NFL.
Nowhere in the article did he say that Dallas is losing because he isn't being thrown to enough, but since that's the way you interpret it...is he wrong? In the 3 losses since Romo's become the starter he's had 12 catches (5 in the last 2 losses). In the 6 wins, 39 catches. Nearly 3 more per game in the wins.OCBucksFan;697119; said:Same old story from T.O. "We're losing because they aren't throwing to me enough!"
Buckeye513;697303; said:No, he shouldn't be bitching, but it's not like he doesn't have a point. Like the article says, he's not the only one frustrated.
OCBucksFan;697119; said:T.O. 'embarrassed' by offense; Glenn frustrated, too
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=2708303
Same old story from T.O. "We're losing because they aren't throwing to me enough!"