So as most of you heard, TO spoke up the other day about Romo and Jessica. Saying that she “was not a fan favorite” because of her relationship with Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo. Terrell came out today and said he was just joking.

“I guess she was kind of upset about it,” Owens said. “(I) just told him I would do whatever I can to rectify the situation. That’s about it.”

Owens said the call “wasn’t necessarily an apology.”

“I was just kind of explaining to him what kind of happened during the course of the (interview) session,” Owens said. “I kind of told him what was said, and he kind of expressed what Jessica had told him. I was like, ‘Look, dude, it wasn’t meant like that. Everybody was having fun, and I was saying what I had to say. There it is, it’s a big story.’”

Jessica spent Sunday cheering on Tony from a luxury suite during his game against the Philadelphia Eagles. Tony went on to play the worst game of his career. Some fans made a connection between Jessica’s appearance at the game and Tony’s poor playing.

Congrats to Terrell Owens on making the 2007 Pro Bowl!  Well deserved!

Terrell Owens is having the best season of his career, and this could be the year he takes him a ring- or two. The Dallas Cowboys are 11-1, and the NFC’s best team. After beating Green Bay last week, they solidified that place at the top, and with their only loss to the front running, undefeated New England Patriots, the Cowboys are the favorites to win the NFC. Some would say even though the Pats got the better of the ‘Boys earlier in the year that the Cowboys could beat the Patriots in a rematch. We here at www.terrellowensclub.com seem to think so. Cowboys are going to win the Super Bowl in 2008!

Terrell Owens would be the NFL MVP if two players from the Patriots simply did not exist. The only two players better than Owens in 2007, are Tom Brady and Randy Moss. Owens 14 touchdown catches, along with 71 catches, and 1250 yards through 12 games.. Sick.

Terrell leads the NFL in yards- 1250. Second in yards per game. Second in first down catches. And Second in touchdowns.

Keep it up Terrell! Still got four more games to kick butt. Down goes Detroit, Philadelphia, Carolina and Washington. Super Bowl here they come!

- For now, that’s it. More later.

TOCMan

Tony Romo established a Cowboys single-season record by throwing his 30th touchdown pass, and Terrell Owens tied a team mark with his 14th TD reception in the first half of Dallas’ game against the Green Bay Packers on Thursday night. Romo established the touchdown record when he hooked up with Patrick Crayton on a 3-yard scoring pass with 1:14 left in the first quarter. Danny White was the previous team leader with 29 in 1983.Romo added two more scoring passes before halftime to boost his total to 32.

The last of Romo’s first-half scoring tosses was a 10-yarder to Owens, which tied Frank Clarke’s record originally set in 1962. Owens fell just shy of Clarke’s accomplishment last season with 13 TD receptions.

This was also the 16th straight game Romo has thrown a touchdown pass, tying Troy Aikman’s Cowboys record established over the 1993 and 1994 seasons.