August 22, 200620 yr Not to interrupt the brilliant convo that just happened but would you sell your soul to TO for a title or at least a shot knowing everything that's happened in his career??? Being an NFL fan and not an Eagles fan, i'd say no. This guy isn't going to learn until he goes a whole NFL season without playing for anyone. If his contract were not long term and financially prohibitive (say a reasonable one or two year deal) and the Bills were a #1 WR away from being a legitimate title contender (which they most definitely are not), then I'd take T.O. in a heartbeat. However for the most part I'm also a believer in the "winning breeds chemistry and not vice versa" school of thought.
August 22, 200620 yr Not to interrupt the brilliant convo that just happened but would you sell your soul to TO for a title or at least a shot knowing everything that's happened in his career??? Being an NFL fan and not an Eagles fan, i'd say no. This guy isn't going to learn until he goes a whole NFL season without playing for anyone. No, but we already have 6 good WR's on our team. Ain't nuttin' to do but say NO!!! Put aside the Bengals fan....your an NFL fan in general....still take him? I'm not an NFL fan in general. Screw the NFL. Meh, it's a calculated risk. High risk, high reward. Me, probably not. There's too much to go wrong. But, let's say I'm the Ravens... I'd take the chance. Let's say I'm the Giants, I take the chance (Oh, man, can you imagine TO and Coughlin!? That needs to happen, but it never will). Or, screw it, if the Cowboys were smart they'd trade TO to the Raiders for like three mediocre dudes. So, basically, if you don't have a REAL number 1 wide reciever, yes I'd take the risk. But, if your number 1 wide reciever is a tight end, yeah, take that risk. It's funny you say Coughlin and TO oooooh.....I bet you said the same thing with TO and Parcells....Owens can't be stopped..I figured Parcells would keep in line and even he can't. You care too much about this subject. You must not think much of the Eagles and their chances to do much as a team. Because this is the crap I and my fanbase worried about when we sucked. "Oh, man, this dude's going to to another team and hate on us! Oh, what's he going to do next!?" Then, the Bengals got good and we got rid of Corey Dillon and it was like, "Who cares? We're going to be good. Screw Corey." It says a lot about your franchise that you and your fanbase still care about TO.
August 22, 200620 yr I really don't care about TO.....he's in the division and we're going to sweep the Cowboys....that's all i care about....It's hard not to miss him in the news though.
August 23, 200620 yr ESPN is confirming he re-injured his hamstring. I still don't understand why people are trying to make it bigger then it is. He's hurt.
August 26, 200620 yr His problems with Philly and whatever happens in Dallas, you can only blame on the franchise...they knew what they were getting into when they signed him
August 27, 200620 yr All I know is that the Cowboy Defense looks kinda good. Once T.O. gets healthy our offense may look even more sizzling.
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