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A closer look at TO's History with the Media
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Lmao @ rice missing a 5 yard open catch and yelling and screaming "THROW A %+!%*%! SPIRAL" and lmao at moss's shimmy shake after the catch
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Lmao @ rice missing a 5 yard open catch and yelling and screaming "THROW A %+!%*%! SPIRAL" and lmao at moss's shimmy shake after the catch
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TO is a g
that dude is a show
that dude is a show
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TO is a g
that dude is a show
that dude is a show
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ALthough the website is obviously biased, there is A LOT of merit to what is said.
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ALthough the website is obviously biased, there is A LOT of merit to what is said.
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Simply godlike.Originally Posted by tommykairaa
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Simply godlike.Originally Posted by tommykairaa
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Terrell Owens got played by the media his whole career while also using the media to further his own personal agenda.
It works both ways. He was one of the first to master it, and he was starving for attention from the day he entered the league.
It works both ways. He was one of the first to master it, and he was starving for attention from the day he entered the league.
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Terrell Owens got played by the media his whole career while also using the media to further his own personal agenda.
It works both ways. He was one of the first to master it, and he was starving for attention from the day he entered the league.
It works both ways. He was one of the first to master it, and he was starving for attention from the day he entered the league.
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This section is hilarious
The Eagles cut him after some poorly chosen remarks set off the biggest media frenzy in the history of professional sports, but the Cowboys situation was much different.
Owens never SAID anything. At least not to the press. Ed Werder did all the talking, claiming he knew how Owens thought, felt, and everything he said behind closed doors. And the gist of it was really as follows:
*Owens is frustrated with his role in the offense, thinks Romo is throwing too much to Jason Witten and it's hurting the offense as a whole, and at least one teammate (and some "anonymous sources") doesn't like him.
So?
And, in essence, Werder heard it from someone, who heard it from someone else...who heard it from...you get the idea.
It's funny how people take the Werder story as gospel, though. Let's take a look at the credibility of Ed Werder:
*Reported that Keith Davis had died in a shooting. Funny, he plays football awfully well for a dead guy.
*Reported that DeMarcus Ware was not going to play in the Steelers game in 2008. I'm still trying to figure out how Ware recorded tackles in that game to this day.
*Reported that Bill Parcells was going to retire after the 2004 and 2005 seasons. Then, after the 2006 season, he finally got it right. Third time's the charm!
*Most recently, he reported that Donovan McNabb had been campaigning for the ******** to sign Terrell Owens. REAL sources close to McNabb, as well as McNabb himself, said the report was fabricated.
But really, it's not Ed Werder that's the problem; it's ESPN. Believe it or not, Werder used to be a good reporter...back in the 90's when ESPN was still a professional network with good sources. Werder is only as good as his sources, and as of right now, his sources are awful.
Remember when Adam Schefter used to nail everything? Back when he worked for NFL Network, he was right about almost everything he reported. But ever since joining ESPN, he has been whiffing left and right. This is not a coincidence, folks. John Clayton can't get anything right these days, either. You could take the opposite of everything they say and get it right just as often.
ESPN died 10 years ago
The Eagles cut him after some poorly chosen remarks set off the biggest media frenzy in the history of professional sports, but the Cowboys situation was much different.
Owens never SAID anything. At least not to the press. Ed Werder did all the talking, claiming he knew how Owens thought, felt, and everything he said behind closed doors. And the gist of it was really as follows:
*Owens is frustrated with his role in the offense, thinks Romo is throwing too much to Jason Witten and it's hurting the offense as a whole, and at least one teammate (and some "anonymous sources") doesn't like him.
So?
And, in essence, Werder heard it from someone, who heard it from someone else...who heard it from...you get the idea.
It's funny how people take the Werder story as gospel, though. Let's take a look at the credibility of Ed Werder:
*Reported that Keith Davis had died in a shooting. Funny, he plays football awfully well for a dead guy.
*Reported that DeMarcus Ware was not going to play in the Steelers game in 2008. I'm still trying to figure out how Ware recorded tackles in that game to this day.
*Reported that Bill Parcells was going to retire after the 2004 and 2005 seasons. Then, after the 2006 season, he finally got it right. Third time's the charm!
*Most recently, he reported that Donovan McNabb had been campaigning for the ******** to sign Terrell Owens. REAL sources close to McNabb, as well as McNabb himself, said the report was fabricated.
But really, it's not Ed Werder that's the problem; it's ESPN. Believe it or not, Werder used to be a good reporter...back in the 90's when ESPN was still a professional network with good sources. Werder is only as good as his sources, and as of right now, his sources are awful.
Remember when Adam Schefter used to nail everything? Back when he worked for NFL Network, he was right about almost everything he reported. But ever since joining ESPN, he has been whiffing left and right. This is not a coincidence, folks. John Clayton can't get anything right these days, either. You could take the opposite of everything they say and get it right just as often.
ESPN died 10 years ago
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This section is hilarious
The Eagles cut him after some poorly chosen remarks set off the biggest media frenzy in the history of professional sports, but the Cowboys situation was much different.
Owens never SAID anything. At least not to the press. Ed Werder did all the talking, claiming he knew how Owens thought, felt, and everything he said behind closed doors. And the gist of it was really as follows:
*Owens is frustrated with his role in the offense, thinks Romo is throwing too much to Jason Witten and it's hurting the offense as a whole, and at least one teammate (and some "anonymous sources") doesn't like him.
So?
And, in essence, Werder heard it from someone, who heard it from someone else...who heard it from...you get the idea.
It's funny how people take the Werder story as gospel, though. Let's take a look at the credibility of Ed Werder:
*Reported that Keith Davis had died in a shooting. Funny, he plays football awfully well for a dead guy.
*Reported that DeMarcus Ware was not going to play in the Steelers game in 2008. I'm still trying to figure out how Ware recorded tackles in that game to this day.
*Reported that Bill Parcells was going to retire after the 2004 and 2005 seasons. Then, after the 2006 season, he finally got it right. Third time's the charm!
*Most recently, he reported that Donovan McNabb had been campaigning for the ******** to sign Terrell Owens. REAL sources close to McNabb, as well as McNabb himself, said the report was fabricated.
But really, it's not Ed Werder that's the problem; it's ESPN. Believe it or not, Werder used to be a good reporter...back in the 90's when ESPN was still a professional network with good sources. Werder is only as good as his sources, and as of right now, his sources are awful.
Remember when Adam Schefter used to nail everything? Back when he worked for NFL Network, he was right about almost everything he reported. But ever since joining ESPN, he has been whiffing left and right. This is not a coincidence, folks. John Clayton can't get anything right these days, either. You could take the opposite of everything they say and get it right just as often.
ESPN died 10 years ago
The Eagles cut him after some poorly chosen remarks set off the biggest media frenzy in the history of professional sports, but the Cowboys situation was much different.
Owens never SAID anything. At least not to the press. Ed Werder did all the talking, claiming he knew how Owens thought, felt, and everything he said behind closed doors. And the gist of it was really as follows:
*Owens is frustrated with his role in the offense, thinks Romo is throwing too much to Jason Witten and it's hurting the offense as a whole, and at least one teammate (and some "anonymous sources") doesn't like him.
So?
And, in essence, Werder heard it from someone, who heard it from someone else...who heard it from...you get the idea.
It's funny how people take the Werder story as gospel, though. Let's take a look at the credibility of Ed Werder:
*Reported that Keith Davis had died in a shooting. Funny, he plays football awfully well for a dead guy.
*Reported that DeMarcus Ware was not going to play in the Steelers game in 2008. I'm still trying to figure out how Ware recorded tackles in that game to this day.
*Reported that Bill Parcells was going to retire after the 2004 and 2005 seasons. Then, after the 2006 season, he finally got it right. Third time's the charm!
*Most recently, he reported that Donovan McNabb had been campaigning for the ******** to sign Terrell Owens. REAL sources close to McNabb, as well as McNabb himself, said the report was fabricated.
But really, it's not Ed Werder that's the problem; it's ESPN. Believe it or not, Werder used to be a good reporter...back in the 90's when ESPN was still a professional network with good sources. Werder is only as good as his sources, and as of right now, his sources are awful.
Remember when Adam Schefter used to nail everything? Back when he worked for NFL Network, he was right about almost everything he reported. But ever since joining ESPN, he has been whiffing left and right. This is not a coincidence, folks. John Clayton can't get anything right these days, either. You could take the opposite of everything they say and get it right just as often.
ESPN died 10 years ago
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t.o's swag was through the roof with those celebrations on the star
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t.o's swag was through the roof with those celebrations on the star
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How in the hell did dude gloss over Chris Mortenson
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