Terrell Owens

by khameleon59 on Nov 24, 2011 12:36 PM EST

Please DO NOT wish death up me Yet!

I know we can all agree that our team is completely depleted damn near in every position ... I do not love the guy or his character in the locker room. In my opinion, I really do not care what a professional does with his/her life off of the field. However the fact that he has an awesome skill set that may spark some respect for the deep threat. Then we would not be some what a mid range targeting team and getting picked off every other attempt.

Right now the Buffalo Bills players are reminiscent to the somewhat survivors from DAWN of the DEAD!

So what would would is your opinion? Yay or Nay for TERRELL OWENS? Please explain!

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Enjoyed TO while he was here

TO may have really helped the Bills this year (if he was healthy) but at this point I am looking forward to seeing the younger Bills and the core Bills work through this tough period of the season. For one I am looking forward to seeing Kamir Aiken play. If depth is a problem with this team, they better use this time to get younger players experience and come back as a real contender next year. Just my thoughts. Go Bills!

by CarolinaBills21 on Nov 24, 2011 1:19 PM EST reply actions

I agree .. it is definitely time to get the younger players some experience. But where do we draw the line between pulling in some veteran players and just letting some professionally unexperienced players take the helm?
For every handful of rookies/unexperienced players.. there maybe 1 player that will completely step up to the plate and demonstrate that he can play at this level ..
Btw I thought TO was healthy again ..

by khameleon59 on Nov 24, 2011 1:27 PM EST up reply actions

Many of the other teams have had WR issues, and none of them have hired him to date.

This fact tells me the risk/reward aspect is lacking.

When the job is finished no one remembers how long it took, just how well it was performed.

by Buffalo for Eternity on Nov 24, 2011 1:51 PM EST reply actions

I will not completely disagree with you … I think that there some validity to what you stated .. on the flip side I think he has also become Black Balled in the league ..
I will always say this .. if you get paid to catch the rock .. then as long as you do that .. my concerns off of the field are dont matter imo ..

by khameleon59 on Nov 24, 2011 2:00 PM EST up reply actions

I wanted TO

when we had a shot to the playoffs. We could be way better with him in Jones place.
With that said, now i don’t belive we have any chance to make the playoffs, so, i think the better option is see what Kamar Aiken ciuld do in his spot.

by Fernando brazil on Nov 24, 2011 3:04 PM EST reply actions

I wrote something similar on a post 10 days ago

And I agree, at the time it made more sense as there was a reasonable chance the Bills would make the playoffs.

http://www.buffalorumblings.com/2011/11/14/2560496/buffalo-bills-cj-spiller-alex-carrington-justin-rogers#

But now the question is whether or not it is better for the young receivers to get more game reps, then to bring in a rusty 6 game stop gap. IF you felt positive about the long term viability of the young players, then yes it’s better to ramp up their learning curve. However, most of these guys seem like the same type of receiver a bit short on talent. On any other team they would be a practice squad bodies. Actually, would include the Bills themselves had they not lost their talent to injury (e.g. Parrish, Easley).

Moreover, what is to be gained in losing badly with inferior talent. It saps the entire team of any confidence and makes things seem worse than they really are. This team needs to re-evaluate its draft dependent strategy and sign some quality veterans that are truly additions not just replacements for departing players.

Yea, I would still consider TO, or any step that involves winning.

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by NJBill on Nov 25, 2011 2:01 AM EST up reply actions

Im speechless .. My apologies for missing your post ..

by khameleon59 on Nov 25, 2011 2:05 AM EST up reply actions

well put .. so here is the question .. is this the trend that we should follow all of the time .. as far as just keep letting the rookies potentially shine or go with a known competitor (even though he is a Headache and a half).

by khameleon59 on Nov 24, 2011 3:13 PM EST reply actions

Im all for TO at this point...

cant hurt

I still remember flying paper airplanes at One Bills Drive during a game against the Redskins during the strike year... my first Bills game.

I own a Rob Johnson signed jersey, so with that in mind if i like the Bills QB just expect him to fall on a football and break his ribs.

by John Paul King Baron on Nov 25, 2011 1:04 AM EST reply actions

Thank you .. much appreciative .. I guess part of my arguement is when do we draw the line and say Hey this FA is doing what he is getting paid to do .. forget the rest of the BS ..
On the flipside to that same coin .. everyone is kinda anxious to see what the ROOKIE class can offer ..

by khameleon59 on Nov 25, 2011 1:29 AM EST up reply actions

why not

i would welcome T.O back,, you know him and so called Fitzmagic,,lol sorry the name ,, anyways have some connection

by Kgun81 on Nov 25, 2011 1:44 AM EST reply actions

You mean Fitztragic?

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by The Buffalo Kid on Nov 26, 2011 6:31 AM EST up reply actions

Of course!!

Some may not agree, but TO did a good job while in Buffalo before, he didn’t start drama on the sidelines, unless of course the players deserved it. I would LOVE to see him comeback to us again, I was saying this at the beginning of the season, and I believe we need him now even more, GO GET HIM!!! There’s our deep threat we are lacking!

by Mikey5275 on Nov 25, 2011 11:48 AM EST reply actions

No

No to TO, when I say him taking plays off watching him I lost respect for his purported work ethic. We need young, hungry talent, or proven, not washed up, end of career talent. Why we let Evan’s go?

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by buffalobacker on Nov 25, 2011 2:22 PM EST reply actions

He look at it like this .. TO would be that spare DONUT you have when your tire blow out .. yes it is a eye sore, however it serves its purpose as a temporary fix ..

by khameleon59 on Nov 26, 2011 2:25 PM EST up reply actions 1 recs