Improving locker room chemistry will be the highest priority for the <font color="#225FB2">Dallas Cowboys</font> this offseason and that will force serious discussions between Wade Phillips' coaching staff and owner Jerry Jones about whether to release controversial wide receiver <font color="#225FB2">Terrell Owens</font>, according to team and league sources.</p>
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Boldin, Fitzgerald, S. Smith, and Moss.... who would you get to replace T.O.... No one.. Exactly</p>
Give me a group of guys who care about each other and play as a team over a a small group of elite dicks surrounded by whatever you could scrounge up under the salary cap any day. Would the Cowboys be better off next year without TO? Nope. Would they be better off in the long run? Hell yes.Requiem For A Bulldog said:
what I am saying is that receiver is not a giant soul sucking prick. Nothing wrong with an elite receiver the problem is that the Cowboys don't play as a team. There is a reason people showed TO the door in the past.HD6 said:
they don't drop balls constantly, and wreck teams. But he also forgot Andre Johnson, Calvin Johnson, Greg Jennings and even Roddy White.
here's why:
1. Team unity- only thing Skip Bayless ever said that was correct- TO stands for "Team Obliterator"...he is a cancer and needs to be released.
2. Offensive focus- without all his bitching, they can focus on running the football next year, and mixing in big plays to Williams, Crayton, and Austin.
3. In the NFL, you need one top-notch WR and some other guys to compliment that. They would have that in Williams, Witten, Crayton, and Austin
4. Romo will be better not having to listen to TO's ********
If they release him, you can bet only a couple of teams will try to pick him up. He is not worth the headache.
1. Team unity- only thing Skip Bayless ever said that was correct- TO stands for "Team Obliterator"...he is a cancer and needs to be released.
2. Offensive focus- without all his bitching, they can focus on running the football next year, and mixing in big plays to Williams, Crayton, and Austin.
3. In the NFL, you need one top-notch WR and some other guys to compliment that. They would have that in Williams, Witten, Crayton, and Austin
4. Romo will be better not having to listen to TO's ********
If they release him, you can bet only a couple of teams will try to pick him up. He is not worth the headache.
and I hope we get rid of his ***. He quits on routes, sulks, bitches....just leave. If Romo wants to throw to Witten, then so be it. Even though he drove Josh Morgan into the bushes 20 yards beyond the sideline, he is one of the best TEs in the league and needs to be used. Maybe Owens should join Romo and Witten after practice to work on the offense rather than ***** about not being included.
Owens can leave. Williams, Crayton, and Austin will do just fine.
Owens can leave. Williams, Crayton, and Austin will do just fine.
T.O. should be let go for what all he has done to this team (as he has done to every other team). In reality I wish he wouldnt end up on another team but there is no way that someone wont pick him up. What can you do?
For the people saying Roy Williams should stay, I think he should go too. He started bitching about his touches as soon as he got to the big D as well.
The truth of the matter is that I don't believe that Romo can be the quarterback everyone built him up to be in the last season (as shown this season) and it is my perception that the Cowboys need to find a QB to groom to replace him.
For the record:
I am not a Cowboys fan and I hate Jerry Jones
but, I pull for some of the guys on that team
For the people saying Roy Williams should stay, I think he should go too. He started bitching about his touches as soon as he got to the big D as well.
The truth of the matter is that I don't believe that Romo can be the quarterback everyone built him up to be in the last season (as shown this season) and it is my perception that the Cowboys need to find a QB to groom to replace him.
For the record:
I am not a Cowboys fan and I hate Jerry Jones
but, I pull for some of the guys on that team
Wade Phillips isn't really Mr. Authority... and just like some guy brought up on Rome is Burning.. Everyone in New York always talked about how they were tired of Plaxico and how much of a headache he was but after he shot himself and couldn't play but without him the Giants were 2-4. T.O. wasn't the problem this year, if you look back on the year the problem was INJURIES.
I wouldn't put any of those WR's in an elite category. Desean Jackson, Hines Ward, Derrick Mason all pretty good WR's but not elite.HD6 said: