November 28
Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel
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Terrell Owens didn't do much against the Dolphins in his first crack at them this year. He caught three passes for 60 yards in Buffalo's 38-10 loss in Miami on Oct. 4. Now, however, the controversial wide receiver is coming off his best game as a Bill -- nine catches for 197 yards and a 98-yard touchdown Sunday at Jacksonville -- and poses a huge threat Sunday in chilly Buffalo. "I mean, look at him, he's a physical freak," Dolphins rookie cornerback Sean Smith said. "There's not a lot of wide receivers out there 6-3 and built the way he is. He's built to last the whole year without slowing down at all." Owens shook free for one long play in the first meeting with Miami. That was a 39-yard ..."
November 24
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
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Coach Perry Fewell said Monday he was encouraged by the way the Bills played in Sunday's loss to Jacksonville mainly because of "the passion we played with. We played with a purpose." No one played with more of a purpose than wide receiver Terrell Owens. He finally enjoyed his breakout game as a Bill with nine catches for 197 yards, including a team-record 98-yard touchdown reception in the third quarter. "That was fun to see and it gave us a big boost offensively," Fewell said of Owens' big day. "When you get your playmakers the ball, it showed that our offense could produce." Why the Bills weren't able to get the ball to one of the NFL's premier playmakers for the first nine games has ..."
October 29
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
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Terrell Owens had one word to describe his statistics to date for the Buffalo Bills. "Pathetic," Owens said, managing a smile despite his obvious angst. It's hard to argue with Owens' own description of his season, and it's hard to believe that his performance in the first seven games has been on par with how his reality TV show did in the Nielsen ratings over the summer, which is to say it has been a flop. "I'm frustrated, but what can I do?" Owens said. "I just continue to work hard and continue to try the best I can when I'm on the field, running my routes and doing whatever I can when the opportunities come my way." With just 18 catches (tied for 82nd in the NFL) for 242 yards (tied ..."
October 15
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
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There was a suggestion made by a reporter at ESPN on Tuesday that the Buffalo Bills should consider trading wide receiver Terrell Owens before the NFL's Tuesday trading deadline. And the logic isn't flawed because the Bills — who clearly have not been able to utilize Owens thus far — could get a draft pick in return for a player who will likely walk away at the end of the season with no return. However, coach Dick Jauron said there have been no trade discussions, and Owens isn't really interested. "Whether it happens or not I don't know," Owens said. "I'm committed right here until it does happen. I'm not saying that it will, but I'm committed (to Buffalo)." New players at work: With two ..."
October 11
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
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Clearly the Cleveland Browns don't impress Buffalo wide receiver Terrell Owens. The other day, when asked his thoughts on today's matchup with the winless Browns at sold-out Ralph Wilson Stadium, Owens — calculatingly tight-lipped since the regular season began — came close to being the bombastic T.O. of old with a comment that may have wound up on the bulletin board in Cleveland. "All I know is I feel very comfortable about this game this weekend," Owens said. "I feel like we're going to win and I feel that way every game, but for some reason I feel a little better about this weekend coming up." It's uncertain why Owens would exude that type of buoyancy given the way the two teams played ..."
October 1
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
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The feud between Terrell Owens and Rodney Harrison continued to rage Wednesday with both men taking further shots from afar at each other. During a radio appearance on The Dan Patrick Show, heard locally on 1280-AM, the now-retired Harrison was asked by Patrick about Owens and he said, "When it comes down to it, I'm a champion. He'll never have that on his resume. He'll never be a champion. He'll look at his stats and say 'I was a great football player, but I was never a champion.'" Harrison once again criticized Owens for his petulant postgame press conference following Buffalo's 27-7 loss to New Orleans. On NBC's Sunday Night Football pregame show, Harrison had called Owens a "clown" and ..."
September 28
New Orleans Times-Picayune
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On Sunday at Ralph Wilson Stadium, the Saints delivered a strong dose of reality to cable TV star Terrell Owens. The enigmatic Buffalo Bills wide receiver known as T.O. failed to catch a pass to end a streak of 185 consecutive games with at least one catch. For the first time since the sixth game of his rookie year in 1996 with the San Francisco 49ers, Owens came away empty-handed. No catches, no yards and more important he proved to be no problem for the Saints, who moved to 3-0 with a methodical 27-7 victory before a sellout crowd of 70,261. "It's over," Owens said of his streak. "We're just going with the plays that are called. Whether I like them or don't, I'm just going with the ..."