Terrell calls out NFL Fun Police

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According to a recent article in the Orlando Sentinel, Terrell Owens has some pretty harsh words for the NFL, and the “fun police”.

“It’s like you can’t do nothing no more, . . .” he said. “Dude, it’s like they’re trying to find any way to take fun out of the game.”

You tell them T.O. We are behind you 100%.. Go dominate the Bears on Sunday!

Owens buries Dolphins

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Terrell Owens burned the Miami Dolphins, mocked the New England Patriots, and savored a 2-0 start by the Dallas Cowboys.

Owens’s fourth-down touchdown reception with four minutes left yesterday helped seal the Cowboys’ 37-20 win in Miami. He celebrated by leaning against the goal post and holding the ball to his face as if videotaping with it, his way of poking fun at the spying scandal involving Patriots coach Bill Belichick.

“It was all in good fun,” Owens said with a grin. “I hope they don’t give me a hefty fine like they gave Belichick.”

Owens did receive a 15-yard penalty for “using the goal post as a prop,” but by then the Cowboys were ahead, 30-13, thanks in large part to their ball-hawking defense.

After winning a shootout in the season opener, the Cowboys this time relied on five takeaways. They intercepted Trent Green four times and recovered a fumbled snap. Green also fumbled attempting a spike play late in the first half, possibly costing Miami points.

Dallas came from behind twice and nursed a 20-13 lead early in the fourth quarter, then sealed the win with two touchdowns in the final 4:08. The Cowboys committed no turnovers, while Anthony Henry had two interceptions and Ken Hamlin and Roy Williams had one each.

The Cowboys have won their first two games for the first time since 1999, when they started 3-0 but finished 8-8. Miami is 0-2 for the third time in four seasons.

Tony Romo went 14 of 29 for 186 yards and two scores, and added 36 yards on four runs. Romo threw a 2-yard touchdown pass to Tony Curtis and hit Owens for a 34-yard score.

There is a new king in the NFC.

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Lookout Chicago Bears, you are going to have to do alot of “bearing down” this week. There is a new king in the NFC, and you are going to be rudely awakened on Sunday night. Of all things, Sunday night football, and the poor Chicago defense is going to get carved up like a Thanksgiving turkey.

Okay, so last week, I got to admit, I was pretty good with my T.O. predictions(thank you very much for that by the way). I plan to be right again. First of all, we know T.O. is EN FUEGO to start the year. The Cowboys have scored the most points in the NFL, and supposively the Bears have a good defense. We’ve seen Randy’s career numerals against the Windy City-ers, now it’s time for T.O. prediction time!!

Most importantly, Cowboys win 31-21. Terrell Owens lights up the Bears CB’s. TWO, yes TWO touchdowns for our man T.O. including a 64 yard catch, and a 22 yarder. 9 catches in all, for 122 yards, and those two very important touchdowns. Cowboys WILL go to 3-0. Call Vegas now, make some $$$!!!

More later.

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Check back throughout the week!

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Check back here at www.terrellowensclub.com throughout the week for our week 3 Terrell Owens expectations. It will be tough for T.O. and the ‘Boys against the tough Bears D. What do you think??

Terrell’s numbers against DA Bears

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Terrell Owens and the Dallas Cowboys will travel to 1-1, Chicago to face the NFC champion Bears. Here are Terrell’s career numbers against DA Bears.

  • 1 game
  • 8 catches
  • 110 yards
  • 110 yards per game
  • 13.8 yards per catch
  • 44 yards- longest catch
  • 1 touchdown
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Cowboys win, T.O. scores- AGAIN

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Two weeks into the season the Dallas Cowboys look pretty good. After a 37-20 drubbing of the Miami Dolphins in Florida, the Cowboys are now 2-0. 2-0, but now have a tough task ahead, going to Chicago to take on the 1-1, defending NFC Champion- Chicago Bears. It looks to be a very interesting game!

In Sunday’s game, quarterback Tony Romo was 14-29 for 186 yards and 2 touchdowns, no interceptions. Running back Marion Barber III, rushed for 89 yards, and 2 touchdowns.

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Our boy, Terrell Owens caught 5 balls, for 97 yards, including a 34 yard touchdown. Owens also carried the ball once for a 5 yard gain!

T.O.’s antics are BAAACK!

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Owens back to end-zone antics

Terrell Owens, the Cowboys’ controversial receiver, paid homage to Bill Belichick and SpyGate after a touchdown in the fourth quarter.

 

A look at five of Terrell Owens most flamboyant touchdown celebrations:

1 The Star: One of his first attention-grabbing stunts, Owens, while with the San Francisco 49ers, ran out to the Cowboys’ midfield star — not once, but twice — during a 2000 game.

2 The Sharpie: In a 2002 game against the 49ers, Owens scored a touchdown against the Seattle Seahawks on Monday Night Football and pulled a Sharpie out of his sock, signed the ball and handed it to his financial advisor.

3 The Pom-Poms: Later in 2002, during a home game against the Green Bay Packers, Owens took pom-poms from a 49ers cheerleader and did his own touchdown-celebrating routine.

4 The Sit-Ups: While with the Philadelphia Eagles in 2004, Owens scored against the Chicago Bears, then did six sit-ups to commemorate the six touchdowns he had scored to date that season.

5 The Nap: In a 2006 game against the Washington Redskins, Owens used the football as a pillow and pretended to take a nap.

Was that Bill Belichick hiding behind the goal post?

Nope. Just another Terrell Owens touchdown celebration, debuted in the fourth quarter of the Cowboys’ 37-20 victory over the Dolphins on Sunday.

Owens caught a 34-yard touchdown pass from Tony Romo on fourth-and-5. Then, lampooning the embattled Patriots coach — who was fined $500,000 and cost his team at least one pick in next year’s draft after a Patriots employee was caught videotaping the Jets in the season opener — Owens hid behind the goal post, held up the football and pretended to crank it like an old-style camera in order to film the Dolphins’ sideline.

”I hope they don’t give me a hefty fine like they gave Belichick,” joked Owens, who finished with five catches for 97 yards.

The refs penalized the love-him-or-hate-him receiver, docking the Cowboys 15 yards for unsportsmanlike conduct and ”using the goal post as a prop.” A fine could be pending — especially because the stunt was premeditated, alluded to on a Miami radio station two days earlier.

Taking suggestions from listeners on 790-The Ticket, Owens on Friday said fake-filming the Dolphins’ sideline was ”very likely to happen” if he scored.

Then, after scoring, he sprinted to the goal post and erased all doubt.

”I try to pay tribute to all my fans out there, and they give me suggestions throughout the week,” Owens said. “That was one touchdown celebration that was high on the list.”

Owens almost didn’t get to use that list Sunday.

Similar to his zero-catch first half last week against the Giants, the five-time Pro Bowler caught just four passes for 63 yards in the first three-and-a-half quarters.

He also dropped three balls, including one sure touchdown that brought back memories of Owens’ sun-related drop during a 1999 playoff game between the Packers and Owens’ 49ers.

”The sun was really tough today,” Owens said.

As the sun descended, the Cowboys offense began its ascent.

Owens’ touchdown made it 30-13, and a late 40-yard run by Marion Barber brought the score to 37-20.

But Barber — dubbed ”Marion the Barbarian” by Owens after the game — didn’t match Owens’ dance. In fact, chances are he didn’t even know about it before it happened.

After the game, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said he ”didn’t notice [the celebration] that much” and asked what it was.

Fellow receiver Patrick Crayton, meanwhile, said he knew nothing beforehand of the stunt. In fact, he didn’t even think Owens was filming.

He thought, with the game in hand, Owens was fishing.

”I thought he was saying we reeled in the Dolphins and had ‘em hooked,” Crayton said, adding with laughter, when he learned Owens’ real intentions: “He’s a damn idiot. Oh boy, that’s a good one. I’m going to have to ask him about that one on the plane.”

How accurate

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We here at http://www.terrellowensclub.com pride ourselves on knowing Terrell Owens inside and out. Last week we said this would be T.O’s final stat line against the Dolphins. “Owens catches 7 balls, 1 touchdown, 98 yards, and the Cowboys roll 38-13.”

We want to appologize for being wrong. How wrong? Well Owens caught 5 balls, 1 touchdown, and 97 yards, as the Cowboys rolled 37-20.

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Next week, we will look to improve on our predictions.

Join us at 3pm!

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Join us here at www.terrellowensclub.com for LIVE gameday blog of Terrell Owens and the Dallas Cowboys! Go T.O. Go Cowboys!

- Just about kickoff time! – Cowboys go three and out on first drive. – Fish driving on their first drive. Down to the 39. – Dolphins into the redzone.. Nice D cowboys! 4th and 15 at the 19. – Feely kicks a field goal. Cowboys trail 3-0.

- Cowboys ball. 1st and 10 at the 20. 24 yard gain. Love it. Come on Cowboys! – Third and four here… – FIRST DOWN!! To who else? The man. 13 yard catch T.O. – Owens with a rush. 5 yard carry. – Jones with 7. First down! – FIRST AND GOAL Cowboys! – Third and goal on the five.. Need 7 here instead of just 3! – Dang, 3 yard loss. 4th and 8. Looks like we are going to tie it here with a fieldgoal. Tied up. Field goal good! 3-3 after 1!

- 2nd quarter time. – Interception! Back to Cowboys! Time to get in for 7. T.O. time, first play. Throw it Romo! – Romo is now 4-10 on the day.. – Ugh. Nothing on that drive. 4th and long. Cowboys punt..

-SACK! Third and long. Let’s get the ball back! 4th and 8 at the 11th! Boys to get ball back!!!

- First and 10 Cowboys at the 40 yard line. It’s time for T.O. to get the ball! – Two incomplete passes. – 5 yard penalty. Offense is sputtering, a little bit. – T.O. with the 12 yard catch. Flag on the play. Third and 10. Pass to Fasano! First Down! – Whitten first down! Inside redzone! – Hurd with the catch.. Inside the 10! – Incomplete! third down. Penalty on Boys. T.O with the catch! First down! 2nd and goal on the 1……. TOUCHDOWN BARBER!!!! 10-3!!!

- Long gain. Dolphins threatening. FUMBLE! Dang, Green picks it up. Miami settles for just 3..

10-6 Cowboys at halftime!!!

- Second half… Dang, Dolphins take 13-10 lead. Come on Cowboys, going to have to score some here second half.

- We are marching. About 5 minutes to go in 3rd quarter. – SWEEEEET TOUCHDOWN COWBOYS! 17-13 Boys!!!

- Need some “D” now. Alright, big stop. Let’s get the ball back and get some more points on the board. – Dang, should have had 7 points there. Fieldgoal instead, up 7! Time to keep the lead boys!

- Another fieldgoal, up 10!!!

- T.O.!!! TOUCHDOWN!!! 34 yard pass from Romo to Owens! 5 catches, 97 yards, 1 touchdown for the man!!!

- Up 30-13 with 5 minutes to go! Ugh, touchdown Dolphins. Come on fellas, keep the lead!

- TOUCHDOWN BARBER! What a run baby!! Cowboys are going to win. How about all the points they have put up this year! 37-20!

- That’s the ball game! Cowboys 37-20 Dolphins! More later!!

T.O. is going to tear up Dolphins

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http://www.terrellowensclub.com will give you their expectations for the upcoming week for Terrell Owens and the Cowboys. Week 2.

Owens catches 7 balls, 1 touchdown, 98 yards, and the Cowboys roll 38-13.

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