Terrell

Owens

“What’s flattering is that he has me on his mind when he’s at home,” Lewis added with a wink. “I thought women would do that. But if you have a man on [your] mind at home, something is wrong with that.”

“We’ll see how he does this week,” coach Andy Reid said. While T.O. isn’t expected to miss playing time, his fantasy owners should check his status throughout the week.

He says he’ll be ready for the Super Bowl, and we wonder if the NFC Championship is possible. He has some value in postseason leagues.

The Eagles admitted that any setback would rule him out for the game. Yes, we’re already sick of this story too.

The Eagles have backtracked about their enthusiasm for T.O. playing in the Super Bowl. He has yet to run or cut since the injury, so any speculation before that happens is just that: speculation.

He can begin working out like he normally would in the offseason. It isn’t an injury that should affect T.O. long term.

We’re in a holding pattern until his case case been heard by a ‘special master’ arbitor. Also, sometimes there is an article so perfect that we have to include a link to it... courtesy of Patrick Hruby of the Washington Times.

We can all sleep a little easier tonight.

Owens has already become a major distraction for the Ravens less than 48 hours after joining the team. “Baltimore is definitely one of my choices, but Philly was my ‘A’ choice, my priority on my list,” Owens told ESPN. “I talked to my agent earlier and we’re going to file a grievance for the situation and we’re going to hope for the best possible situation.” His new teammates were said to be flattered that Baltimore even on Owens’ “list”.

This one keeps getting stranger. “Terrell was ecstatic,” an NFL agent was quoted saying. “Philly is where he wanted to go all along. He was under the impression he was an Eagle. It was a done deal.” It looks like San Francisco got back at T.O after all. Philly reporters were told that the Eagles had even hammered out a long-term agreement with Owens. His beleaguered agent David Joseph is planning on filing grievance against the 49ers, and union chief Gene Upshaw is reportedly already involved in the process.