Video: Eisen Punks Terrell Owens, lol

[Hostile]

He also got punked by the Dallas Cowboys..2008 scapegoat.


Funny video though.

How is he the scapegoat if we actually did get better without him?

 

[theogt]

Hilarious video.

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2007 = 13-3
2008 = 9-7
2009 = 11-5

Hmm....what could be the explanation for the 2008 slump? Could it be some vague concept of "playing like a team" or could it be....

 

[Eldorado]

Props to TO for playing along.

 

[Primetime42]

No doubt. You have to be brain dead to think he was a scapegoat. He was more like the virus of 08.

Bradie James and Jason Witten have both said in interviews this week that this year so far has been great because unlike years past it is all about the team from day 1.

I am pretty sure from listening to these guys do interviews from past years, they cant stand owens. bradie almost came right out and said it last summer when on with norm and then JJT was on after him and he laughed when told of bradie's comments and said he knew bradie and many more didnt like the guy.

Scapegoat. LOL.

I ddint watch the video cause the guy makes me ill, but I think it is funny he is sitting there with eisen, woodson, sapp etc.. because they said horrible things about the guy, especially sapp.

Glad I'm not the only one who picked up on that.

 

[CowboyMcCoy]

I liked watching Sapp go rolling, tripping off the set at the end, trying to collect the ball. LMAO

I still can't believe Sappass was ever as solid as he was. The guy looks like a complete tub butt.

 

[CowboyMcCoy]

How is he the scapegoat if we actually did get better without him?

No fair using logic.

 

[theogt]

No fair using logic.

13-3, second round of playoffs.

11-5, second round of playoffs.

Much better. We're lucky Austin stepped up. Could you imagine that Chiefs game and the rest of the season without him?

 

[Bleu Star]

That was the greatest moment in the history of the NFL Network!

Eisen is a genius!

And T.O. handled it very well and played along. Great job Terrell.

:laugh1:

That was awesome! +1 for Eisen and also +1 to TO... He played along nicely.

 

[Idgit]

...I ddint watch the video cause the guy makes me ill, but I think it is funny he is sitting there with eisen, woodson, sapp etc.. because they said horrible things about the guy, especially sapp.

The video is worth watching, even if you can't stand TO. Eisen's pretty funny, and he's clowning on TO's temperament to his face. There's style points for that right there.

 

[percyhoward]

Romo's INT's by position targeted
2009
WR 6
TE 3
RB 0

2008
WR 11 (Owens 7)
TE 3
RB 0

 

[LeonDixson]

Hilarious video. The only person I like out of that group is Eisen. Can't stand the rest of them, but the video is funny and everybody has a good time with it. Props to all of them.

 

[TheMarathonContinues]

Hilarious video.

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2007 = 13-3
2008 = 9-7
2009 = 11-5

Hmm....what could be the explanation for the 2008 slump? Could it be some vague concept of "playing like a team" or could it be....

LOL but the 2007 team had a better record. And the 2007 team was damn near the same as the 2008 team except Pac-Man wasn't on it. I don't buy that the Cowboys got better because of the departures of Pac-Man, TO, Ellis, etc. Cowboys got better because their players were better. Spencer was better. Jenkins was better. Romo was better. Everyone played better than they did in that 2007 season including Wade coaching better.

 

[CowboyMcCoy]

LOL but the 2007 team had a better record. And the 2007 team was damn near the same as the 2008 team except Pac-Man wasn't on it. I don't buy that the Cowboys got better because of the departures of Pac-Man, TO, Ellis, etc. Cowboys got better because their players were better. Spencer was better. Jenkins was better. Romo was better. Everyone played better than they did in that 2007 season including Wade coaching better.

Maybe they played better because they got rid of distractions and moved on as a team. In other words, they matured by leaving those guys behind. I buy that.

 

[Jon88]

I still can't believe Sappass was ever as solid as he was. The guy looks like a complete tub butt.

I don't see how he has a job.

 

[CowboyMcCoy]

I don't see how he has a job.

Exactly, it's not like he just awes the camera or the ears of listeners. He's really sort of an arrogant, fat dunce.

 

[percyhoward]

More specific breakdown on Romo's interceptions to WR's by target:

2009
Austin 2
Williams 1
Crayton 2
Hurd 1
Ogletree 0

2008
Owens 7
Williams 2
Crayton 0
Austin 2
Stanback 0

Romo's interception total went down from 14 to 9. In 2008, he threw 7 picks on passes intended for his #1 WR and 7 picks on passes to everybody else combined.

In 2009, he again threw 7 picks on passes to everybody else combined. But interceptions on passes to his #1 WR went down from 7 to 2.

The entire 5-interception decrease was attributable to passes to his #1 wide receiver.

 

[Jon88]

Exactly, it's not like he just awes the camera or the ears of listeners. He's really sort of an arrogant, fat dunce.

Chasing after the ball like some 5 year old...

 

[DallasEast]

More specific breakdown on Romo's interceptions to WR's by target:

2009
Austin 2
Williams 1
Crayton 2
Hurd 1
Ogletree 0

2008
Owens 7
Williams 2
Crayton 0
Austin 2
Stanback 0

Romo's interception total went down from 14 to 9. In 2008, he threw 7 picks on passes intended for his #1 WR and 7 picks on passes to everybody else combined.

In 2009, he again threw 7 picks on passes to everybody else combined. But interceptions on passes to his #1 WR went down from 7 to 2.

The entire 5-interception decrease was attributable to passes to his #1 wide receiver.

I'm forwarding this info on to http://www.terrellowensdefense.org/ . You're in big trouble now, buddy!

Hey, it's actually up-and-running now. Shazam.

By the way, percyhoward, good post.

 

[theogt]

Romo's INT's by position targeted
2009
WR 6
TE 3
RB 0

2008
WR 11 (Owens 7)
TE 3
RB 0

Using TEs and RBs as a reference point isn't worthwhile, considering routes to to these groups (particularly RBs) are largely high percentage passes, so there will be fewer INTs, regardless of who is doing the passing and receiving.

It's no wonder, however, that Romo threw more INTs in 2008 when he had a broken hand. If you look at Romo's statistics in 2008 before he broke his hand, they were off the chart -- clearly was on track for an amazing season (e.g., 4500+ yards, 37 TDs, 13 INTs, 103.5 QB rating, which would have been his best season by far).

 

[theogt]

More specific breakdown on Romo's interceptions to WR's by target:

2009
Austin 2
Williams 1
Crayton 2
Hurd 1
Ogletree 0

2008
Owens 7
Williams 2
Crayton 0
Austin 2
Stanback 0

Romo's interception total went down from 14 to 9. In 2008, he threw 7 picks on passes intended for his #1 WR and 7 picks on passes to everybody else combined.

In 2009, he again threw 7 picks on passes to everybody else combined. But interceptions on passes to his #1 WR went down from 7 to 2.

The entire 5-interception decrease was attributable to passes to his #1 wide receiver.

TDs from this group of receivers from their respective last 3 years as a Cowboy:

Owens - 38
Everyone else on your list combined - 40

The idea that TO didn't make this team better is ridiculous. We got extremely lucky (at least from a fan perspective) that Austin turned out to be who he is. I was extremely pissed about dumping TO until I went to the 2009 training camp and saw how good Austin looked.