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We've noticed recently that Cowboys receiver Terrell Owens has a habit of waving around his "Touchdown Towel" after scoring. It's an item that Owens sells on his personal web site.
But, as far as we can tell, Owens' item isn't an officially-licensed NFL product. And thus he should not be wearing it or displaying it during games.
NFL spokesman Greg Aiello tells us that the league is looking into the situation. In all fairness to the league's sponsors and to other players who have been fined in the past for such conduct, Owens should be prevented from showing the thing off.
It's no different than the hat for an unauthorized water product that Bears linebacker Brian Urlacher wore at the Super Bowl media day, for which Urlacher was fined $100,000. And it's likewise no different than the headbands that Bears quarterback Jim McMahon wore in 1985.
But, as far as we can tell, Owens' item isn't an officially-licensed NFL product. And thus he should not be wearing it or displaying it during games.
NFL spokesman Greg Aiello tells us that the league is looking into the situation. In all fairness to the league's sponsors and to other players who have been fined in the past for such conduct, Owens should be prevented from showing the thing off.
It's no different than the hat for an unauthorized water product that Bears linebacker Brian Urlacher wore at the Super Bowl media day, for which Urlacher was fined $100,000. And it's likewise no different than the headbands that Bears quarterback Jim McMahon wore in 1985.