Ex-Cowboy Terrell Owens: I'd have stats like Jerry Rice if not for bad QBs PDF Print E-mail
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Monday, 01 February 2010 12:35
Ex-Cowboy Terrell Owens: I'd have stats like Jerry Rice if not for bad QBs

http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dw...l.c0f7e3bb.html

I know he is massly hated for his antics, but he is right. Personally I have no problem with him.

Also, the title is misleading and a work of the media.
Did not find one instance in which he said his QB's were bad, but rather he was talking about having a superstar QB on the caliber of Montana/Young.

Thoughts? That Philly year is something that could have been more.

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