T.O. suspended by the Eagles, official thead.

Started by archer, November 05, 2005, 12:02:24 PM

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Do you think he has played his last game as an Eagle?

Yes
27 (55.1%)
No
22 (44.9%)

Total Members Voted: 46

WEST is GOD

There are no good FAs out there next year. Randle El, Wayne, Givens. That's about it. We'll need to trade for someone to replace him. We got a lot of time to ponder it though. People can shake loose by the time march rolls along.
THIS SEASON IS OVER AND ANDY'S WORLD IS GRIDL

Offseason needs: 2 DEs, 1 DT, 1 OL, 2 LBs, 1 RB, 2 WRs, 1 TE, 1 KR.

Father Demon

Quote from: TO is GOD on November 05, 2005, 07:57:20 PM
There are no good FAs out there next year. Randle El, Wayne, Givens. That's about it. We'll need to trade for someone to replace him. We got a lot of time to ponder it though. People can shake loose by the time march rolls along.

TO is GOD -- Put your bold prediction back in your signature block about TO being an Eagle in 06.  That way we won't forget to merciless rip you about it.
The drawback to marital longevity is your wife always knows when you're really interested in her and when you're just trying to bury it.

WEST is GOD

It's no longer the case. Up until mid October I would've kept it, but not anymore. TO ruined the little chance he had. So looks like there won't be any ripping going on. Too bad.  :'(
THIS SEASON IS OVER AND ANDY'S WORLD IS GRIDL

Offseason needs: 2 DEs, 1 DT, 1 OL, 2 LBs, 1 RB, 2 WRs, 1 TE, 1 KR.

phillymic2000

I must say TO you are a fargin idiot, just needed to get that off my chest, thanks for ruining a good thing you freakin moron. You are a grown man T.O. do me a favor and act like it, instead of acting like a spoiled little girl. I hope you have enjoyed poisoning your second team flag. Just remember wherever you go, eagle fans are all over and you will hear it from us. You did your best to get what you wanted  :deion and you almost took this team over the edge in the process. I have never been so fired up to see the EAGLES kick some A$$, and now it will be without you.

DoMeGood

Quote from: phillymic2000 on November 05, 2005, 08:10:16 PM
I must say TO you are a fargin idiot, just needed to get that off my chest, thanks for ruining a good thing you freakin moron. You are a grown man T.O. do me a favor and act like it, instead of acting like a spoiled little girl. I hope you have enjoyed poisoning your second team flag. Just remember wherever you go, eagle fans are all over and you will hear it from us. You did your best to get what you wanted  :deion and you almost took this team over the edge in the process. I have never been so fired up to see the EAGLES kick some A$$, and now it will be without you.

DONT BE HATIN ME. FATMAN MADE ME MADZ.

shorebird

Quote from: phillymic2000 on November 05, 2005, 08:10:16 PM
I must say TO you are a fargin idiot, just needed to get that off my chest, thanks for ruining a good thing you freakin moron. 

I agree, what a dumbass. I hope he has to sit home and watch the Eagles win. I don't want to hear the crap that will come outta his mouth if we lose.

I don't think we are as good without TO, but I'm not forgetting the way we walked through the playoffs last year when he went down with the broken ankle. Greg Lewis really stepped his game up. I hope he does the same Sunday.

SD_Eagle5

I didn't see this posted so....

QuoteHere is a transcription of Owens' remarks from his weekly radio show.

Interviewer: "T.O. You are in the media again. It's mushroomed a little bit. How are you doing today?"

Terrell Owens: "I'm doing good guys. First off, I want to ask you, could you guys just refer to me as Javier during this interview?"

I: "Javier?"


TO: "Yeah, Javier."

I: "Okay, is that your nickname, like Kobe [Bryant] wants a nickname? He wants to be known as mambo, the snake that strikes quickly. Javier."

TO: "Yeah, I've been submitted to the Witness Protection Program today."

I: "You're in hiding, and so you're Javier. What's your last name?" TO: "I don't have a last name, just Javier."

I: "Alright, just Javier. He's in witness protection. So, you apologized. I'm not even sure what you're apologizing for. Well we'll let him talk about it. You are apologizing for what today T.O?"

TO: "Honestly guys, I would say of all the interviews that I've done, this is probably one that I regret. And that's not to be spread at Graham [Bensinger], who did the interview. Number one, I guess I would say because of the timing of it. Then through all of those things, we're 4-3 and really that's not a reason for us to go into panic.

"Two, is because I just essentially agreed with the comments of Michael Irvin. And three, is because all I did was express my feelings to a question about my 100 TDs, which was a milestone set by only 5 other receivers in NFL history, which was brought to my attention. It was brought to my attention by people who submitted emails to my website about the situation. And even my publicist [Kim Etheridge], she recognized that it wasn't acknowledged.

"So, other than that I didn't even care about the 100 TDs, but it was brought to my attention and all I did was basically answer the question."

I: "Is it fair to say, T.O., that you simply can't help yourself when it comes to honesty? That if somebody asks you a question, you don't care how it sounds. You're going to tell people 100 % of the time what you think.

TO: "Basically it was just a simple question and I gave a simple answer. That's it. This is one that I really regret and I realize that I offended some of my teammates because the comments that were shown on ESPN, that wasn't the whole interview in its' entirety.

"Because I went on to say, before I agreed with the comment of Michael Irvin about Brett Favre, I said earlier that if Donovan wasn't hurt our record would probably be better. But nobody has the knowledge that I said that. Everybody is going by what ESPN is showing on TV. So that's why I feel like I probably regret it because of the timing of it, but I don't feel bad because I know what I said and that's not what the media is showing."

I: "An interesting admission by you though because the first time we had you on the show after all the stuff that happened this offseason, you didn't regret anything you said. You're not usually someone who regrets very much of what he does."

TO: "It's sad because I'm man enough to admit when I'm wrong and if I've done something wrong. But in this situation here I just feel like it's unfair. The media is taking shots at me for no apparent reason. All I did, honestly, was I answered the question that Graham directed at me, and it was just a mere agreement.

"All the other stuff, they're trying to pit me and Donovan against each other. And I said the same thing earlier in the interview, but nobody had shown it and nobody had said anything about it. The interview will be shown in its entirety I guess next week some time on ESPN.com. But like I said, I already said if Donovan wasn't hurt our record would be better."

I: "T.O, have you spoken to Donovan since you made the comment?"

TO: "No, I haven't. No, I haven't."

I: "Do you feel like you have to or should?"

TO: "They're trying to get me to apologize to him, but my thing is look, this was taken out of context. And I feel like the same transcript that I got this morning, that I read to Brian Dawkins when he came to me with the issue, you can read the same thing. Because I basically said the same thing a few seconds before I even answered the question about Michael Irvin's comment."

I: "What was the meeting like with Brian Dawkins? Was he bringing you the comment because the team was upset about it?"

TO: "Yeah, I think he was really upset about it too. Once he brought it to me, obviously he had seen the interview on TV this morning, so he was upset about it. And then once I showed him the transcript that was given to me, I said, Dawk look. I said the same thing up here. I said if Donovan wasn't hurt our record would be better.' And then he came, he was a bigger man and he apologized for that.

"But at the same time we discussed it and he was like I've got to realize that the media is going to take it and twist it and turn it how they want it to. So that's why, like I said, of all things I regret this interview, but I don't feel bad about giving my honest opinion about something, about a comment that I didn't even bring up."

I: "You respect Brian Dawkins, don't you?"

TO: "I do."

I: "And you appreciate the fact that if he's upset with you, he will come to you and get in your face about it if that's the case."

TO: "We were both men about it. I don't have a problem with him confronting me or we talking about it. I don't."

I: "Was it angry?"

TO: "I think it was more a conversation. Where is this coming from? What happened? He didn't know the entirety of the interview. He just saw what he saw on TV."

I: "We're with T.O here&"

TO: "Javier, Javier."

I: "Javier, excuse me. Javier, no last name. He's in witness protection because he regrets what happened or the timing of what happened and a variety of things that happened with this interview. You've got to stick to this radio show T.O. is what it is. If you go on other outlets you get in all sorts of trouble."

TO: "You're exactly right. I just got to stick to my guns. The only reason that I did that interview with the guy, the kid, Graham Bensinger, is because here is a guy that I met while I was in San Francisco, earlier. He was in school and we talked. We began a phone relationship and he's interviewed me before when I was out there. And so, I just felt compelled to grant him the interview. I felt it was harmless.

"I just felt like what I said was harmless, but the media I feel is taking shots. They're taking bits and pieces of the whole interview out of context. They're just trying to make me out to be the bad guy. I don't have a problem with it. I just take it and go with it."

I: "What has Andy Reid said to you Javier?"

TO: "Basically he wanted me to issue an apology at the press conference and I had no problem with that. And that's what I did. Other than that, I felt like I did what I had to do. If I didn't really feel like I had to apologize, than I wouldn't have done it. But, I believe the apology was mainly [done] because he felt like I lashed out against the organization regarding the 100th TD thing.

"But on top of that, I went on to mention, okay, well if he's upset about that, what about this summer when Joe Banner went on the air, and he's on record, listen, he called me and Drew [Rosenhaus] an idiot. So what's the difference?"

I: "Good point. T.O, there are rumors swirling that you might get suspended. Do you expect to be suspended?"

TO: "Hey, if I am, I am. That'd be a discredit to the team and obviously it will hurt the team. But, if I am it would be a sad situation. Those guys will do the best they can to try and win the game and I'll be behind those guys 100 %."

I: "Have you gotten any indication that that might happen, other than the rumors?"

TO: "No. As of right now nothing's happened. Unless anything transpires from now until tomorrow morning once I get to the facility."

I: "Is this the first time since you've been with the Eagles where a teammate has come to you and objected to something you've said or done. I know Hugh Douglas went on the airwaves and said some things, but is this the first time that that's happened there?"

TO: "Yeah, I think so. He had every reason to. Just driving to practice this morning, I didn't know what was going on, but once I got there I kind of sensed that something was going on. I went in for treatment and Rick [Burkholder] told me something about what was said on the news because I didn't see it. I didn't see the interview last night. And once I got into the treatment room, Dawkins and I, he pulled me to the side and we talked it out."

I: "What would you say that you regret the most, TO? Is it the fact that you didn't know that the Philadelphia Eagles do not do individual things to celebrate achievements? What would be the thing that you regret most?"

TO: "I would say the timing of the interview, and just probably the misconception that everybody is getting from the interview because of how the media is portraying it."

rjs246

Quote from: MURP on November 05, 2005, 07:07:46 PM
so RJS, what happens if TO is only suspended for the taterskins game and he plays the rest of the year after that?

IF that happens, I'll stick by my guns, unlike some spineless twats. This team is better off without him. On and off the field.
Is rjs gonna have to choke a bitch?

Let them eat bootstraps.

SD_Eagle5

Clayton's reporting he's suspended for the season:

Quotehttp://On ESPN News John Clayton just said the Eagles have told Owens he is suspended for the year. They suspended him with pay so they can work out an agreement .

Clayton stated that he was told by Managment that Owens will not play again for the Eagles again this season or any. They just want to move on without him.

They suspended him with pay so they can work out a financial aggrement so he can go to another team after the season.


TexasEagle

#174
Well, I keep missing all the drama this year. Damn job is interfering with my Eagles enjoyment. :-\ Well, well, well... more drama as the Eagle turns. Who would have expected this coming into the year, huh? Sunday night should be an interesting one. I still think the Eagles can win if the offense plays well, but that's been so much of a crap shoot this year who knows. TO hasn't helped sure up the Defense (which has been as big a problem as the offense) so farg him, let him sit. I just want this year to hurry up and conclude because I'm damn curious to see what moves the team makes in the offseason to fix this royal clusterfarg they have going on.

JTrotter Fan

For the season...that's a little extensive.  I would hope not.  But if so, then so be it.  If they lose to the Skins tomorrow and the Girls and Gints after that, then the season is over anyway. 
When you're riding in a time machine way far into the future, don't stick your elbow out the window, or it'll turn into a fossil.

MDS

Zero hour, Michael. It's the end of the line. I'm the firstborn. I'm sick of playing second fiddle. I'm always third in line for everything. I'm tired of finishing fourth. Being the fifth wheel. There are six things I'm mad about, and I'm taking over.

TexasEagle

Quote from: SD_Eagle on November 05, 2005, 09:06:44 PM
Clayton's reporting he's suspended for the season:

Quotehttp://On ESPN News John Clayton just said the Eagles have told Owens he is suspended for the year. They suspended him with pay so they can work out an agreement .

Clayton stated that he was told by Managment that Owens will not play again for the Eagles again this season or any. They just want to move on without him.

They suspended him with pay so they can work out a financial aggrement so he can go to another team after the season.


Wow, they really want his ass gone. Oh well, he's a great player but a complete headcase. The FO rolled the dice and lost on this one.

MadMarchHare

In '03, I said no to TO on the EMB (hadn't found this site yet).  Of course, after his first game, I started buying in, he played the good citizen and was ridiculous on the field.

In this off-season, I've been a big critic, saying he'd dog it, which I still believe he did.  Suspension is only enough if it's by the neck from the Walt Whitman.
Anyone but Reid.

MURP

all this TO nonsense is taking away from the hate for the taterskins.  what a shame.