Terell Owens

Last night was a night to remember for Terrell Owens, but not for the Bengals who lost again.

TO moved up to third position for receivers trailing only Jerry Rice and Randy Moss. Say what you like, but TO is not afraid to go down the middle and take the hits.

Few receivers can say that they are in the same league as TO. Despite his mighty mouth and his antics, he is a first ballot hall of fame inductee.

Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys can use him right about now. Dez Bryant seems to be the only person who is playing football on that team. I MAKE THE CALL.

Reality or drama has come to the Bengals.

I don’t know who hogs the spot light the most, but I do know that Terrell Owens and Chad Ochocinco are two of the best at it.

T.O. coming to the Bengals leaves one unanswered question: how many balls will Carson Palmer be tossing around  to satisfy both of them?

Unfortunately, the league allows only one ball at a time, and I am certain there will not be enough for both of them in any game. I am only waiting to see who breaks out first.

Two ball hoggers, one ball; tha’s a lot of drama.

I guess Antonio Bryant’s knee not healing as expected gave T.O. the opportunity to play this year. What I am looking at is the $28 mil over 4 years that Bryant was signed to.

Well, I think that the Bengals got T.O. at bargain basement money, a mere 2 mil with another 2 mil in incentives. T.O. has a lot left as a player. If he drops the me and add the we, this Bengal team can be a threat to the likes of the Ravens, Colts and Chargers. I MAKE THE CALL.

It is almost training camp time and one of the most prolific pass catchers is out of work.

Terrell Owens is unemployed and I find it hard to believe that no team has latched on to him. What are they waiting for?

Perhaps they all are waiting for something catastrophic to occur with their primary receiver before making a move on T.O.

Waiting might be costly for some of them. Right now, T.O’s price is right and it is a buyers’ market. Come September, the cost of receivers or any other players might be a little steep. I am wondering why no one has picked him up.

He was a model player with Buffalo last season even though his numbers were off a little. You would have to look at what he was working with before you say he was not that productive. Buffalo is not a team to set you on fire. T.O. had to work with what he had , and I think he did a good job of that.

The talk around sports town is T.O. has burned all of his bridges and no team wants to risk taking him for fear of having locker room issues.

Wake up teams, come opening day, you might be just a little bit late on T.O. The price will certainly be higher. I MAKE THE CALL.