T.O. story from PFT. Sorry if re-post.

[vinneyd2]

I don't care about T.O. Trust me. What I do want is the pot to be stirred in Dallas.

On what QB he would want in Dallas...

"O.K., I would say Peyton Manning, then Donovan McNabb," Owens said. "Peyton has history on his side, with his dad being a quarterback, and you can't say enough about how studious he is in the film room."

I want to see Romo crying again. Stir it up people.

[stjoebirdsfan]

This was in there too . . .


Do you regret how your relationship with quarterback Donovan McNabb turned sour in Philadelphia? David Sansone, PHILADELPHIA

You know what? I do regret some of the things that happened. Donovan is a great guy. Honestly, I do miss being around him. I learned some things from Donovan. It was a bad situation, and if there were a way I could go back and handle some things differently, I definitely would.

Link:
http://www.time.com/time/printout/0,...657808,00.html

[DJCon57]

"What's your favorite TV show and why? Sascha Falahat, SOUTH BEND, IND.

I'm going to mention two shows. The first is America's Next Top Model. I just like to see how people interact--women can be catty once they're together. And my other favorite is the channel HGTV. I like to do my own decorating. No, I don't have a garden."

[45 years and counting]

One of the questions at the end of McNabb's press conference addressed the TO quote.

McNabb's response, including facial expression, is a total classic: "What about Romo?"


Bwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh hhhh!

I guarantee this soundbite will be on Sportscenter tonight. Nice distraction in big D heading into Sunday night.

[C from SD]

This was an interesting part of Fox's chat transcript:

http://www.philly.com/philly/sports/...reactions.html
Peter: Did you read's T.O.'s comments to Time? Asked him why he's so self-centered. Said he misses Donovan, who's a "great guy." Said if he could have any QB in Dallas, it would be Peyton Manning, then McNabb. These two going to be pals again?

Ashley Fox: Don and T.O. had some sort of make-up session at the Super Bowl. They smoothed things over, somehow. So I guess I'm not that surprised by T.O.'s comments. It's just a shame things had to get so out of control a few years ago.

[bobbyuk]

Originally Posted by C from SD

This was an interesting part of Fox's chat transcript:

http://www.philly.com/philly/sports/...reactions.html
Peter: Did you read's T.O.'s comments to Time? Asked him why he's so self-centered. Said he misses Donovan, who's a "great guy." Said if he could have any QB in Dallas, it would be Peyton Manning, then McNabb. These two going to be pals again?

Ashley Fox: Don and T.O. had some sort of make-up session at the Super Bowl. They smoothed things over, somehow. So I guess I'm not that surprised by T.O.'s comments. It's just a shame things had to get so out of control a few years ago.

25M over 3 years can calm a person's anxiety down a lot.

[The Ref]

Originally Posted by vinneyd2

I don't care about T.O. Trust me. What I do want is the pot to be stirred in Dallas.

On what QB he would want in Dallas...

"O.K., I would say Peyton Manning, then Donovan McNabb," Owens said. "Peyton has history on his side, with his dad being a quarterback, and you can't say enough about how studious he is in the film room."

I want to see Romo crying again. Stir it up people.

i posted this the day after it was put online. that was last week, well before pft caught wind of it. yes, i own it. i should even claim authorship of the article.

[BigSlizz]

Can someone get this man a cookie?

[Mr. Triple Dip]

I know the FO would never in a million years bring him back---but I think a lot of fans(whether they admit it or not) would welcome T.O back. I would....a super bowl is worth the off the field circus.