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Bengals want answer, lower price from T.O.
Posted by Gregg Rosenthal on July 26, 2010 8:41 PM ET
With the Rams out of the mix, the Bengals are once again the only team going after Terrell Owens. Just like March.
With that in mind, the Bengals are trying to close the deal fast. They made an official offer on Monday, according to Joe Reedy of the Cincinnati Enquirer, and the team is hoping an answer comes in the next 48 hours before training camp starts. The problem here looks like Owens' price tag.
"There's a reason why the Rams pulled out of the TO bidding -- the asking price hasn't come down," Reedy writes.
The Bengals like to waste money on wide receivers, but it's ridiculous if they don't get Owens at a discount. The team burnt $10 million on Laveranues Coles last year and invested huge money into Antonio Bryant, about whom the Bengals coaching staff now feels "lukewarm," according to Adam Schefter.
Paying Owens over $5 million would be throwing good money after bad.
Posted by Gregg Rosenthal on July 26, 2010 8:41 PM ET
With the Rams out of the mix, the Bengals are once again the only team going after Terrell Owens. Just like March.
With that in mind, the Bengals are trying to close the deal fast. They made an official offer on Monday, according to Joe Reedy of the Cincinnati Enquirer, and the team is hoping an answer comes in the next 48 hours before training camp starts. The problem here looks like Owens' price tag.
"There's a reason why the Rams pulled out of the TO bidding -- the asking price hasn't come down," Reedy writes.
The Bengals like to waste money on wide receivers, but it's ridiculous if they don't get Owens at a discount. The team burnt $10 million on Laveranues Coles last year and invested huge money into Antonio Bryant, about whom the Bengals coaching staff now feels "lukewarm," according to Adam Schefter.
Paying Owens over $5 million would be throwing good money after bad.