T.O. : How he will be remembered

[bbgun]

Had me worried, thought TO had assumed room temperature.

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[sonnyboy]

Absolutly 100% ot basketball people where you find Micheal Jordan or Kobe Bryant every play slamming down a dunk. Not every play can the same player be on the field because theres an offense and a defense.

However back to the question, TO will be remembered as team obliterator and to me that greatest has to be the best in talent and how he impacts the team. TO was never a positive impact because he likes the spotlight. I cant remember Rice being the hog TO has been the past few years. Looking at numbers years from now he will be seen as a top 10 reicever of all time mybe 5 but for the people who have seen his off field antics, he will be remembered as TO, Team Obliterator, and that my friends is a sad thing.

OH REALLY SKIP BALLESS!

 

[sonnyboy]

If he wins a ring he will be remembered in a purely positive sense, not only because he has flipped his attitude completely but because he has been a crucial part in getting two seperate teams to the big game. He should have had one in Philly and if he get's one in Dallas it will be huge.

Regardless of any of this, I will always remember T.O. as the most physically dominant receiver to ever play the game. To me he is the hardest receiver to play one-on-one because of his strength, size and speed, he is right with Jerry Rice on the talent side of things IMO.

Couldn't have said it better myself. He has the single most important attribute a true #1 WR must have......... the ability to uncover.

I was 100% on board with this signing. Owens has top 5 all-time talent. How can you turn down that and the chance to stick a knife in the heart of a bitter rival?
The only thing that surprised me was that so many of you guys doubted Jerry Jones' ability to handle Owens.
I remembered how he handled Irvin and Sanders and was confident he could do the same with Owens.

And now he's doing it with Pacman.

Oh ye of little faith