Source: Cowboys May Consider Releasing Owens

[Redskin Warrior]

Sources: Dallas Cowboys to talk about releasing Terrell Owens - ESPN

Improving locker room chemistry will be the highest priority for the Dallas Cowboys this offseason.

[gibbsisgod]

I really like how the "source" takes a stab at the Redskins. The players we signed were not locker room cancers, at least not to the extent of that group.

[SkinzzFan]

Originally Posted by gibbsisgod

I really like how the "source" takes a stab at the Redskins. The players we signed were not locker room cancers, at least not to the extent of that group.

Exactly. The players we signed were just over-the-hill and grossly overpaid (see Deion Sanders). It's okay though, the Cowboys are the laughing stock for today and that's enough to carry me to the draft in April.

HAIL!!

[SmootSmack]

I'm changing the thread title to make it more accurate

My guess is that the Cowboys will battle with the Giants (and I'm sure other teams) for Houshmanzadeh and if they don't succeed they'll probably settle for keeping TO around one more year. More interesting than Owens getting cut I think though is the likelihood of Harrison's career in Indy coming to a close, and LT possibly being let go in San Diego

[Jamaican'Skin]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

I'm changing the thread title to make it more accurate

My guess is that the Cowboys will battle with the Giants (and I'm sure other teams) for Houshmanzadeh and if they don't succeed they'll probably settle for keeping TO around one more year. More interesting than Owens getting cut I think though is the likelihood of Harrison's career in Indy coming to a close, and LT possibly being let go in San Diego

I completely agree Smooty. Both have been real class acts and offensive stalwarts for their respective organizations. To see them leave due to age is going to be wierd, because These would be the first set of guys that I've seen actually get drafted into the league, have prosperous careers, and now be on their way out. It means I'm getting old. Sheesh

[FRPLG]

Originally Posted by Jamaican'Skin

I completely agree Smooty. Both have been real class acts and offensive stalwarts for their respective organizations. To see them leave due to age is going to be wierd, because These would be the first set of guys that I've seen actually get drafted into the league, have prosperous careers, and now be on their way out. It means I'm getting old. Sheesh

Class acts? True Harrison has been known as one but his little situation involving a gun and people getting shot puts a pretty good tarnish on that class act. As for LT he's been a little prima donnaish the last few years. I doubt either team is married to the guy out of loyalty at this point.

[Dblock804]

Melt-Down. T.O.= Grease Fire.

[Sean Taylor Fan]

Maybe we will get him! haha

[Bill B]

Originally Posted by Sean Taylor Fan

Maybe we will get him! haha

Yeah - I thought I would see the dreaded "lets sign him for the vet minimum" post by now.

[Dirtbag59]

Well if ESPN is to be believed then T.O. will be a Cowboy next year as if taking a cap penalty means they can't resign Demarcus Ware then they'll have no choice but to put up with him for at least one more year.

[MTK]

Dallas would be wise to cut ties with his moron asap, if they can swing it with the cap of course.

[44ever]

Originally Posted by Mattyk72

Dallas would be wise to cut ties with his moron asap, if they can swing it with the cap of course.

I personally like TO. I think his talent is amazing. I also think he has matured tremendously over the last couple of years. He has some probs no doubt but I think it's a big mistake for Cowboys to cut him.

I think he adds balance and excitment to the league.
If anything they should release Romo. He has moments of greatness but...

I realize this is an unpopular statement.

[Hog1]

Originally Posted by 44ever

I personally like TO. I think his talent is amazing. I also think he has matured tremendously over the last couple of years. He has some probs no doubt but I think it's a big mistake for Cowboys to cut him.

I think he adds balance and excitment to the league.

If anything they should release Romo. He has moments of greatness but...

I think your drunk...balance, matured?

[44ever]

Originally Posted by Hog1

I think your drunk...balance, matured?

Hog, what has he done this season that deserves release?

[Hog1]

Originally Posted by 44ever

Hog, what has he done this season that deserves release?

In all honesty (or at least as honest as I can be) He IS talented, and if you look at numbers, he's still got it. What is it 8/10 TD's 800+ yards, etc. It is the CONSTANT turmoil that is always in the wings if not on the front burner. "Romo throws to his friend Jason Witten, and not me".
"We all know how it is, if we throw to me, we win, if not we lose"
Sideline rampages.......
It's the constant NON-TEAM BS that sucks the life force out of a team and pulls the focus away from what is important.
HOWEVER< it's really Jerra's fault for orchestrating the current power set-up, and allowing T.O. to do what he does.