T.o. Released By Cowboys

[UNTflyer]

Cowboys Cut T.O.

Terrell Owens' stay in Dallas is over. The Cowboys cut the wide receiver Wednesday night, reports ESPN.com's Michael Smith. T.O. spent three seasons in Big D.

Edited March 5, 2009 by UNTflyer

[Green to the Bone]

I assume he's fresh out of NCAA eligibility ...

[NT03]

As a Redskin fan I would rather have him on the Boys sidelines causing a stir. I sure hope Danny boy doesn't bring him to DC.

[UNT90]

I assume he's fresh out of NCAA eligibility ...

Made me chuckle....

Diminishing skills.

T.O. not you.

[KingDL1]

I would have been happier if they released Wade that fat F##k

[untbowler]

I would have been happier if they released Wade that fat F##k

Not sure why all the hate for Wade. How was he supposed to control a psychotic receiver and a prima donna QB, who would rather go for a romp south of the border with his little blonde, rather than train for a playoff game?

Guess does not matters, I lost all respect for the Cowboys years ago.

[KingDL1]

Not sure why all the hate for Wade. How was he supposed to control a psychotic receiver and a prima donna QB, who would rather go for a romp south of the border with his little blonde, rather than train for a playoff game?

Guess does not matters, I lost all respect for the Cowboys years ago.

Well he is head coach if he can't control the team, should he be head coach. But the cowboys problems are much deeper then just Romo and TO. I think Garrett has gone flat as well, he seems to be one dimensional now. The list goes on, but TO was not the problem like him or not.

[forevereagle]

Well he is head coach if he can't control the team, should he be head coach. But the cowboys problems are much deeper then just Romo and TO. I think Garrett has gone flat as well, he seems to be one dimensional now. The list goes on, but TO was not the problem like him or not.

Wade isn't the problem either. The problem is the GM. They cut two huge contracts that will cost millions on the cap this year. Most GMs in the league would get fired for signing guys to larege, long contracts that are cut a couple years later. Not in Dallas.

[yyz28]

Jerry did something right for the first time in 3 years. I raise my glass to you today, sir...

...though I'm sure I'll be cursing you again tomorrow.

[hickoryhouse]

Jerry did something right for the first time in 3 years. I raise my glass to you today, sir...

...though I'm sure I'll be cursing you again tomorrow.

ditto,

agree,

right on,

exactly,

correct,

perfectly said,

beautifully put,

fantastically stated,

etc...

TO needed to go, Roy Williams was not going to be used correctly here and we know that because he hasn't been for years. I hate losing two big contracts but at least TO's money was contingent, for a lrge part, on recieving roster bonuses and we are going to save 1 mil on the cap by cutting williams.

I am really going to miss Roy Williams, I for the life of me can't figure out why we never adjusted the way in which we used him. He is a god player and we are going to realize that as he is busting heads somewhere next year.

[forevereagle]

I am really going to miss Roy Williams, I for the life of me can't figure out why we never adjusted the way in which we used him. He is a god player and we are going to realize that as he is busting heads somewhere next year.

I don't knnow about that. You may be overstating just a little.

Besides, the guy couldn't cover the ground with a blanket.

[TheTastyGreek]

13 months ago today, I gave Cowboys fans a foolproof plan for guaranteeing a Super Bowl Championship.

Use Roy Williams as a human sacrifice.

Nobody listened, and Roy survived. The Cowboys lost in their first playoff game.

This year, Roy did nothing but get injured and stand around on the sidelines. And now, he's been cut.

So... If you had it to do over again, knowing that Roy would never do anything worthwhile in a Cowboys uniform again... Would you have murdered Roy Williams to guarantee the 2008 Super Bowl victory?