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CrazyCowboy
01-25-2006, 06:48 AM
It’s not a surprise that there are teams seriously thinking about pursuing Terrell Owens once the Eagles cut him from the squad, as they are expected to do in March. The two teams talking openly about the possibility of taking on T.O. are Miami and Denver (http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/11009171/).
And if two teams are going public with their courtship, others are sure to follow. The speculation is that because of his many problems in understanding the team concept, he won’t get a big contract. But as soon as there is competition for his services, the price is going to go up. I can’t wait to hear how his agent, Drew Rosenhaus, is going to spin the “new” T.O. when the bidding starts.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/7632897/ :bow:

REDVOLUTION
01-25-2006, 07:02 AM
T.O. can only be saved if Dallas gets him. No other coach or organization is gonna coral him.

He will kill Denver and Shanahan. Miami and Saban dont stand a chance. Gruden CANT want him.

All this other teams talk is just to mess with Jerry.

Yeagermeister
01-25-2006, 07:08 AM
T.O. can only be saved if Dallas gets him. No other coach or organization is gonna coral him.

He will kill Denver and Shanahan. Miami and Saban dont stand a chance. Gruden CANT want him.

All this other teams talk is just to mess with Jerry.
He will kill any team that signs him....period.

superpunk
01-25-2006, 07:11 AM
He will kill any team that signs him....period.

I'm with ya.

Yeagermeister
01-25-2006, 07:18 AM
I'm with ya.
It's good to see that some people can look past the flash.

dcjules
01-25-2006, 07:51 AM
While I have major reservations about the type of contract he would get, Owens is one of 3 pieces needed to put us over the top.....He is that good!!!

As long as we have an "out" in the contract for WHEN he will act up, I say roll the dice and go for it.....We have to try and win now, unless someone out there figures out a way to get our QB of the future....The time is now with Drew at the helm....Yeah, we are young on Defense, building slowly a solid, make that very solid group...I know all the "lets not screw with that crap by signing a cancer"....but we can win now, with Drew and a better O Line, with Parcells.....BP has that ability to deal with this guy, he has shown it in the past to be able to deal with "high rsik" attitudes.....I say go for it!!! That is the way JJ won in the past, its the way you win now....

jimmy40
01-25-2006, 08:14 AM
While I have major reservations about the type of contract he would get, Owens is one of 3 pieces needed to put us over the top.....He is that good!!!

As long as we have an "out" in the contract for WHEN he will act up, I say roll the dice and go for it.....We have to try and win now, unless someone out there figures out a way to get our QB of the future....The time is now with Drew at the helm....Yeah, we are young on Defense, building slowly a solid, make that very solid group...I know all the "lets not screw with that crap by signing a cancer"....but we can win now, with Drew and a better O Line, with Parcells.....BP has that ability to deal with this guy, he has shown it in the past to be able to deal with "high rsik" attitudes.....I say go for it!!! That is the way JJ won in the past, its the way you win now....
BP couldn't handle Antonio Bryant and he's about a .07 on the TO 1-10 scale of es. The problem is not the contract, it's the fact that you'll have to design your offense around TO (or he'll tear your team apart in training camp) and then what happens when he throws his annual temper tantrum and quits?

burmafrd
01-25-2006, 08:21 AM
Anyone who wants TO here is either stupid or a Skins fan.

superpunk
01-25-2006, 08:30 AM
Anyone who wants TO here is either stupid or a Skins fan.

Anyone who makes absolute blanket statements about a person's intelligence based on their preference in NFL players, is either stupid, or a Skins fan. ;)

1fisher
01-25-2006, 08:45 AM
It's good to see that some people can look past the flash.

you know I'm on board with ya Yeag!

Phoenix-Talon
01-25-2006, 08:48 AM
As usual, here's My three-cents ...

...The top 8 teams are restricted in who they can sign this offseason.
http://www.profootballweekly.com/PFW/Featu...005/cba2019.htm (http://www.profootballweekly.com/PFW/Featu...005/cba2019.htm)

Just don't think it will be Denver that signs TO -- did you know that Denver is 28 MILLION over the salary cap?! Check it out and get back with me!;)




http://boards.philadelphiaeagles.com/style_images/1/post_snapback.gif (http://boards.philadelphiaeagles.com/index.php?act=findpost&pid=5532674)

Yeagermeister
01-25-2006, 08:54 AM
you know I'm on board with ya Yeag!
And we are gonna ride that bus until the wheels fall off :D

Yeagermeister
01-25-2006, 08:55 AM
BP couldn't handle Antonio Bryant and he's about a .07 on the TO 1-10 scale of es. The problem is not the contract, it's the fact that you'll have to design your offense around TO (or he'll tear your team apart in training camp) and then what happens when he throws his annual temper tantrum and quits?
Another one on the Anti TO bus....welcome aboard :thumbup:

Juke99
01-25-2006, 08:56 AM
And we are gonna ride that bus until the wheels fall off :D


Or until I throw trick under it.

For the record, I'm with you guys...TO isn't worth the trouble...whoever signs him will probably get one good year out of him because he'll be on best behavior...but that's about it.

AND if this is all contingent on Parcells being around to coach him, what happens when Parcells leaves in the next year or two?

Yeagermeister
01-25-2006, 09:00 AM
Or until I throw trick under it.

For the record, I'm with you guys...TO isn't worth the trouble...whoever signs him will probably get one good year out of him because he'll be on best behavior...but that's about it.

AND if this is all contingent on Parcells being around to coach him, what happens when Parcells leaves in the next year or two?
Trick wouldn't be but a tiny speed bump :D

Jon88
01-25-2006, 09:08 AM
If Parcells has his hands full with manning and coaching the offensive line, as he has now for 3 years, I don't see him doing much good with TO.

Way 'nuff
01-25-2006, 09:10 AM
I can't believe that some of you fans would want him, or even think that you could contain him. You all witnessed what he did our NFC east bretheren, and you'd wish the possibility of that happening to your team?

Maikeru-sama
01-25-2006, 09:13 AM
T.O. can only be saved if Dallas gets him. No other coach or organization is gonna coral him.

He will kill Denver and Shanahan. Miami and Saban dont stand a chance. Gruden CANT want him.

All this other teams talk is just to mess with Jerry.

Note:Please see Antonio Bryant.

- Mike G.

Phoenix-Talon
01-25-2006, 09:14 AM
And we are gonna ride that bus until the wheels fall off :D


Or the creek rises ...I'm right there with anyone who thwarts TO (he's worse than the bird flu):rolleyes: !

notherbob
01-25-2006, 09:35 AM
While I have major reservations about the type of contract he would get, Owens is one of 3 pieces needed to put us over the top.....He is that good!!!

As long as we have an "out" in the contract for WHEN he will act up, I say roll the dice and go for it.....We have to try and win now, unless someone out there figures out a way to get our QB of the future....The time is now with Drew at the helm....Yeah, we are young on Defense, building slowly a solid, make that very solid group...I know all the "lets not screw with that crap by signing a cancer"....but we can win now, with Drew and a better O Line, with Parcells.....BP has that ability to deal with this guy, he has shown it in the past to be able to deal with "high rsik" attitudes.....I say go for it!!! That is the way JJ won in the past, its the way you win now....

Seems to me that Philadelphia had almost everything and just needed TO to "put them over the top". It was a nice try but it didn't work there and I have grave concerns that it could work here. If any coach in this league can tame TO, he will have my respect.

Jerry is definitely the kind of owner who would grab TO so fast it would be a blur and if BP thinks he can corral him, then I guess we'll see him here next year, but TO doesn't seem to be the kind of player who fits into BP's mold, in my opinion and I doubt we'll see him here.

Erik_H
01-25-2006, 10:16 AM
While I have major reservations about the type of contract he would get, Owens is one of 3 pieces needed to put us over the top.....He is that good!!!

As long as we have an "out" in the contract for WHEN he will act up, I say roll the dice and go for it.....We have to try and win now, unless someone out there figures out a way to get our QB of the future....The time is now with Drew at the helm....Yeah, we are young on Defense, building slowly a solid, make that very solid group...I know all the "lets not screw with that crap by signing a cancer"....but we can win now, with Drew and a better O Line, with Parcells.....BP has that ability to deal with this guy, he has shown it in the past to be able to deal with "high rsik" attitudes.....I say go for it!!! That is the way JJ won in the past, its the way you win now....

No, he's not that good. No one player is that good.

Philly had an "out" in his contract and he did one heck of a job wrecking that team anyway. clauses and addendums won't save you from his ability to divide a team. Those clauses kick in only after the damage has been done. Make no mistake. He will cause that damage again.

BP may have dealt with certain types of attitudes that could be considered "high risk", but to assume that the phrase "high risk" itself refers to only one type of person is silly.

Terrel Owens is in a class by himself when comparing his destructive abilities to other so-called "high-risk" players.

While T.O. was already known as a problem, he was presented with a near perfect situation in Philly. A well-respected QB. A strong-willed coach. A team that had gone to 3 straight NFC championships, missing only a single threat at WR to supposedly win it all.

Now Philly is a team ravaged by locker-room squabbles, has a coach who's second guessed, a QB who's abilities and toughness are in question, a front-office under fire and losing record.

T.O. is not a "high risk, high reward player" he is a "hope you get something out of him before he kills you" player.


Just say no.

1fisher
01-25-2006, 11:37 AM
I can't believe that some of you fans would want him, or even think that you could contain him. You all witnessed what he did our NFC east bretheren, and you'd wish the possibility of that happening to your team?

go on back to Extremeskins and see how many of your fans want TO..... Before I got banned from that cracker-jack board I read a bunch of threads where MANY fans wanted TO......

vicjagger
01-25-2006, 11:48 AM
I don't see how any of the teams supposedly interested are going to be in the market unless they start cutting/restructrung contracts...

http://www.askthecommish.com/salarycap/numbers.asp

Yeagermeister
01-25-2006, 12:07 PM
I don't see how any of the teams supposedly interested are going to be in the market unless they start cutting/restructrung contracts...

http://www.askthecommish.com/salarycap/numbers.asp
I don't care how they do it just get in done.


Just say NO to TO