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Terrell Owens will take on the San Francisco 49ers, where his NFL career began. Owens has just played in one career game against the 49ers in his career.

In that game, Terrell caught 5 catches for 143 yards, and two touchdowns.

Time for more domination on Sunday. The Cowboys need a win, and T.O. needs to catch fire. Go Cowboys!

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Check out this article from the Dallas Morning News:

Things are so good with the Cowboys that minicamp gets canceled so the players can have a picnic.

Things are so bad with the Giants that tight end Jeremy Shockey and general manager Jerry Reese scream at each other during a workout in which Shockey is boycotting.

Things are so good with the Cowboys that Terrell Owens is all smiles, a happy camper with a new, $34 million deal.

Things are so bad with the Giants that wide receiver Plaxico Burress attends off-season workouts but refuses to participate because he’s upset at making less than half of what Owens is getting.

Things are so good with the Cowboys that Adam Jones is a new man, his troubled “Pacman” persona a thing of the past.

Things are so bad with the Giants that they don’t know who will start in place of their retired longtime Pro Bowl defensive end Michael Strahan.

Things are so good with the Cowboys that coach Wade Phillips thinks young wide receivers Miles Austin and Sam Hurd can fill the void if the team can’t come to terms with Terry Glenn.

Things are so bad with the Giants that one Super Bowl running back (Brandon Jacobs) wants a new contract while the other one (Ahmad Bradshaw) sits in a Virginia jail cell.

Can all of this really be true? Have the Cowboys honestly replaced the Super Bowl champions as NFC favorites?

Well, it’s true that much has happened this off-season to favor Dallas. The Giants did not add a player with the capacity to be as much of a playmaker as Jones, who can do it both at cornerback and as a punt returner when he can avoid his off-the-field problems.

And New York is suffering the Super Bowl hangover that can infect a team sometimes for an entire season. It can happen anywhere, but when a team from New York wins something, there is a tendency to overdo it.

My goodness, even wide receiver David Tyree has written a book. Once he finished describing that heroic catch he made against New England in the Super Bowl … what’s on page 2?

Maybe a breakdown of his four catches for 35 yards in the 2007 season.

But the reality is that if the Giants have taken full advantage of the New York media market to capitalize on their Super Bowl, the status of their troubles is much exaggerated, too.

And that’s why they still go into the 2008 season as the favored team. Not the Cowboys.

Examine some of their alleged troubles.

Shockey wants a trade. What does that mean? It means he knows he’s expendable after watching the job last year’s rookie, Kevin Boss, did throughout the playoffs when Shockey was hurt.

Shockey is a fine player, but he has no leverage. Either he ends up playing for the Giants and producing as usual or he gets traded and the Giants get something for him.

As for Burress, he probably will get his contract reworked. Even while staging his protest, Burress said he expects everything to be fine before the team reports to training camp.

Strahan’s retirement was something of a surprise since the man was still productive at the end of last season. But the Giants, in anticipation of the move, had already signed Renaldo Wynn, who will probably split time with Justin Tuck, who gained a lot of playing time last year.

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Our boy Terrell Owens has been excused for being late to the start of a three day mini camp. What is being reported as a “family issue”, Wade Phillips seems to understand and is allowing T.O. to miss.  Whatever the situation is, we hope it all works out okay for you T.O. We are behind you 100%. As soon as the issues are resolved, let’s see you back out on the field, we are ready for some 2008-2009 DOMINATING time, out of you and the Cowboys this year!

Good luck Terrell!

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If you are a guy, you love stats. If you are a girl, well, then, uh, what the heck are you doing on this site? No. Chances are you a football fan and love stats as well. Here is a quick rundown of Terrell Owens, the man, the myth, the legend- Mr. T.O. stats so far in his career.

2007 season

• 15 games
• 81 catches
• 1355 yards
• 52 yards- longest catch
• 69 first down catches
• 15 touchdown catches

Career

• 173 games
• 882 catches
• 13070 yards
• 75.5 yards per game
• 14.8 yards per catch
• 91 yards- longest catch
• 624 first down catches
• 129 touchdown catches
• 5 kick returns
• 78 kick return yards
• 15.6 yards per kick return
• 9 fumbles
• 6 fumbles lost

Basically, what we are saying is, complete stud. Let’s go out on a limb. It’s June 10th, 2008. Still got over 60 days until games begin. Let’s try to break down what we think T.O. will do in 2008. Predicting is fun.. Here we go. Send us yours as well!

• 96 catches
• 1467 yards
• 75 first down catches
• 19 touchdown catches

Check back with us in December and let’s see how close I actually was. Most importantly, Cowboys will be playing in the 2008 Super Bowl!

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Check out the new polls added to the site! We are READY for the 2008 season!! The countdown is ON!

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He told us all he would catch 20 on the year.  He is a bit behind that pace but at 4 a game he could catch up in a hurry!!! Our man TO dominated the other day and caught all four Cowboy touchdowns against the Redskins.  They could not stop him, period!

“This is one of the greatest games, really, that I feel like I’ve played in,” said Owens, who finished with eight catches for 173 yards. “Just really me coming through in the clutch.”

The other interesting thing from this game was that Terrell Owens played some defense.  Ok, just one play at the end of the half – but still.  Maybe they can use him as a cover corner or something as well.  Why not? He does everything else.

“They told me not to let anyone get behind me, knock the ball down. I wasn’t going to risk that situation trying to do anything stupid,” Owens said. “Interceptions are really not going to do me any good. I’m not going to try to break any records.”

Owens now has 12 touchdowns which is one behind what he finished with last year.  With 6 weeks to play he very likely could get to that 20 spot!

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