Now that T.O. is with the Cowboys, he hasn't showed any result that he's the best WR, or even a great player on the field. He always misses passes and then wants to complain that he didn't get enough passes or blames his lack of catching skills on...
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Now that T.O. is with the Cowboys, he hasn't showed any result that he's the best WR, or even a great player on the field. He always misses passes and then wants to complain that he didn't get enough passes or blames his lack of catching skills on other players, the quarterback, and the coach. First of all, a majority of the passes he is thrown he either misses or drops. Out of the 16 weeks of the regular season, he probably averaged about 1 or 2 catches per game. Also, T.O. couldn't run his route with a map. He's hardly ever in the position he's supposed to be in to catch the ball. Perhaps this explains his lack of catches... rather than just blaming it on the coach. It's no wonder him and Parcels are always getting into it after each game. So don't really count on T.O. to be with the Cowboys during the next season if Parcels stays. Even Jerry Jones currently wants him gone. The only way he'll stay is if the sucking up he was doing during the last couple of games of the season worked on either the players, Parcels or Jerry Jones. To sum up, T.O. has fallen short this season and then becomes a jerk about his own failures. He thinks he's the best player & WR out there, but is sadly mistaken. Unless he starts playing as a team instead of an individual, Owens will never become the best he could be.