Ta-Ta to T.O. Part II

Buffalo Bills. Sure was quick. Terrell Owens signed there. Well, it gets a bit more cold in Buffalo than it ever does here in Dallas.
Just got a feelin' Terrell will heat things up.


I stand by my previous words: the Dallas Cowboys cut the wrong the guy.

To be honest, as much as I like Tony Romo by the end of last season, Tony received a 15 yard penalty --and counting- from me, because he said football was a sporting event. Was it just a sporting event when he signed that 67 million dollar contract or was Jessica Simpson just another a girl, when they became an item? Oh wait--scratch that last part. OK, sure Tony had to live with the losses. The way the Dallas Cowboys lost. He's human--yet I don't hold much hope Tony really steps up to be a leader.

If I'm wrong, I'll admit it. Right now--Tony Romo is no Troy Aikman.

As for Terrell? I wish him well. He's somebody I woulda baked a pie for.

And to the folks of Buffalo: get the popcorn thawed out.

The Dallas Cowboys cut the wrong guy.

Ta-Ta to T.O.

The Dallas Cowboys cut Terrell Owens.

I realize I may be part of the minority on this one, but my take is...

The Dallas Cowboys cut the wrong guy.

They shoulda cut Jerry Jones.

Terrell Owens wasn't my favorite player, however he did his job.

I can respect that.

Terrell Owens didn't say, like a 67 Million Dollar QB who dates a Hollywood wanna-be, that it was just a sporting event.

With Michael Irving, back in the glory days-was he a whole lot different?

So now what? Terrell Owens was not the problem on that team.

He spoke his mind. Enough media caught that speaking on tape, and tried to change our minds with it.

Jerry Jones loves this team so much, I hate what he's done with it.

Jimmy Johnson would have left eventually, yet we all shake our heads and wonder, "What if...?

Jerry Jones should make nice with Jimmy Jones and hire him as GM

In the meantime, we all will deal with how Dallas Cowboys cut the wrong guy.

Terrell, we hardly knew ye. You'll get your Lombardi Trophy--just not with the Dallas Cowboys

And accept my apology for Jerry Jones.