The cancer known as T.O. will now infect Buffalo

That really didn't take long, did it? After more than half the NFL made it known that they wouldn't sign recently released Terrell Owens, all it took was a few days for T.O. to find a new home. I guess it only takes one desperate team, which the Buffalo Bills certainly are. T.O. signed a one year deal with the Bills worth 6.5 million dollars. In all likelihood, Owens will use this one year to prove that he can still be a solid citizen and a contributing member to an NFL team before he looks for a bigger contract. Buffalo was smart to give him no more than one year because this signing could easily blow up in their faces.

So, T.O. will now be a part of an offense that features Trent Edwards at quarterback. If he had issues with Pro Bowl QB's like Donovan McNabb and Tony Romo, you can imagine what kind of problems are going to arise in Buffalo. It should be fun to watch T.O. blow up another team, too bad it's not another rival of the Eagles.

Cowboys release T.O., move along Eagles fans

There's a new number one receiver on the market for Eagles fans to drool over. Unfortunately, it's one that we are all too familiar with.

The Cowboys finally came to their senses and realized Terrell Owens is a cancer to their team and released the controversial wideout. The release will cost the Cowboys 9 million dollars against the cap, so you can be sure they really wanted T.O. out. He spent three years with the Cowboys and had at least 1000 yards receiving and 10 touchdowns in each season. He is coming off his worst full season since 1999 in terms of on-field production and the Cowboys must have realized it wasn't worth the aggravation of putting up with the mouthy, over-rated wide receiver.

The Eagles have been linked to every possibly available number one receiver in the league, so you can bet speculation has already begun that this very available receiver is coming back to Philly. Don't count on that happening, however. Even though T.O. has seemingly mended his relationship with Donovan McNabb, the Eagles have numerous reasons why they won't even think about bringing him back. From a locker room perspective, the Birds have already lived through the disruptions this guy causes. From a P.R. perspective, the Eagles just let their most beloved player go so you can bet there is no way they would bring in a player that every fan hates. Finally, from an on-the-field perspective, T.O. just doesn't have it anymore and wouldn't be much of an upgrade over what the Eagles already have.

In conclusion, don't worry about our receivers anymore, Eagles fans, it could be worse. We could have Roy Williams as our number one wideout.

Eagles Suing T.O.

The Eagles just can't seem to close the book on the headache known as Terrell Owens. They won an arbitration ruling against T.O. that forced him to re-pay bonus money he earned when playing for the Eagles back in 2004 and 2005, but T.O. has refused to pay up. The Eagles have now been forced to file suit against Owens to get him to pay the remaining money he owes, $769,117.

Owens is making 25 million from the Cowboys, so he can definitely afford to give the money back to the Eagles. Pay up, T.O.!