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According to Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Chad Ochocinco, wide receiver Terrell Owens will be lining up on the other side of the field from him in 2010.
Ochocinco told Jay Glazer of FSN that he is sure that Owens will become a member of the Bengals for the 2010 season.
Owens only signed a one-year deal with the Bills and it is most likely that he will not be resigned by the Bills since he had one of worst seasons statistically in his entire career.
He will tell you is was due to bad Bills quarterback play and that blame game came out toward the end of the 2009 season, hence Owens probably not staying in Buffalo.
The Bengals, on the other hand, are known for signing outcasts and journeymen to their team in order to give players another chance in the NFL.
That plan worked very well in 2009 since the Bengals won the AFC North Division crown and went to the playoffs.
Can head coach Marvin Lewis not only control Owens, but Ochocinco as well?
Maybe, but one cannot deny the offensive firepower that the Bengals would have with both catching passes.
But what happens when they both don't get the ball enough?
Will they throw down and start fighting in the huddle?
No one knows, but defense would tremble with the thought of having to cover them both.
This is obviously just Ochocinco chatting up the media and Owens has joined in the charade adding that if he does go to the Bengals, then he will change his name to "Ocho Uno."
Even though this is a case of these two talking the talk and having fun with the media, one cannot think of the entertainment that both would bring to the game of football if they were on the same team.
Ochocinco told Jay Glazer of FSN that he is sure that Owens will become a member of the Bengals for the 2010 season.
Owens only signed a one-year deal with the Bills and it is most likely that he will not be resigned by the Bills since he had one of worst seasons statistically in his entire career.
He will tell you is was due to bad Bills quarterback play and that blame game came out toward the end of the 2009 season, hence Owens probably not staying in Buffalo.
The Bengals, on the other hand, are known for signing outcasts and journeymen to their team in order to give players another chance in the NFL.
That plan worked very well in 2009 since the Bengals won the AFC North Division crown and went to the playoffs.
Can head coach Marvin Lewis not only control Owens, but Ochocinco as well?
Maybe, but one cannot deny the offensive firepower that the Bengals would have with both catching passes.
But what happens when they both don't get the ball enough?
Will they throw down and start fighting in the huddle?
No one knows, but defense would tremble with the thought of having to cover them both.
This is obviously just Ochocinco chatting up the media and Owens has joined in the charade adding that if he does go to the Bengals, then he will change his name to "Ocho Uno."
Even though this is a case of these two talking the talk and having fun with the media, one cannot think of the entertainment that both would bring to the game of football if they were on the same team.
