Eagles working to trade TO?

[qwert246]

Never wagered on a message board.  Wouldn't even know how to collect.

i have a little invention i'm working on, it may help with that.  i call it the postal system, it involves a network of people transporting things that people are sending to others, i've yet work out all the details, but i got a good feeling about this one.

Too much anonymity.  Too much trust.

[SunMo]

we all know that TO will be a stud next year for whoever he plays for, just like his 1st year here.

can you imagine if the Eagles make it back to the Super Bowl against the TO-led Broncos?  i won't watch a second of ESPN, it will be nauseating.

[qwert246]

What is all this Denver talk anyway?  They're 30 mil over the cap and have two 1st rounders to sign.
They have cap problems and stuff. 
Where are the salary cap gurus to talk about how they won't be able to pull this off?  Salary cap rulz.  Our FO kicks ass.. Holla!!1

[ice grillin you]

we all know that TO will be a stud next year for whoever he plays for, just like his 1st year here.

absolutely...hes going to give his next team exactly what he gave the eagles in year one...and hell be a model citizen doing it...all these doomsday theorists are way off base and just spewing the obvious rhetoric...TO will be fine this year

[JTrotter Fan]

Too many experts on this topic and none of you really knows crap.  So it's all speculation...especially for those that give a trade Zero chance of happening.  Like you know.

[rjs246]

Yeah! Give us hell, Waco!

[PhillyGirl]

Salary cap rulz.  Our FO kicks ass.. Holla!!1

So sayeth the Snyder flock leader.

[bobbyinlondon]

we all know that TO will be a stud next year for whoever he plays for, just like his 1st year here.

can you imagine if the Eagles make it back to the Super Bowl against the TO-led Broncos?  i won't watch a second of ESPN, it will be nauseating.

Not with Jake Plummer at QB.

[bobbyinlondon]

Here's an update from http://www.philly.com/mld/sports/eagles if you haven't seen it:


Posted on Tue, Jan. 31, 2006

Owens discussing deal with Broncos.  The Birds, who allowed him to seek a trade, likely

wouldn't get more than a low draft pick.By Bob BrookoverInquirer Staff WriterDETROIT -

 
Terrell Owens' last touchdown with the Eagles came against the Denver Broncos.
His next touchdown could well be for those same Broncos.

Multiple league sources said last night that Owens and his agent, Drew Rosenhaus, were in Denver discussing a potential deal with Broncos head coach Mike Shanahan and owner Pat Bowlen.

The Eagles gave Rosenhaus permission to work out a trade for Owens earlier this month, and Shanahan has let it be known that he is interested in the receiver, although Bowlen apparently was not as keen on the idea.

It's unlikely that the Eagles could get much more than a low draft pick for Owens, but that would suit them fine. Owens, of course, wore out his welcome midway through last season, and his contract dispute with the team reached its apex when he insulted the organization and quarterback Donovan McNabb during an interview with ESPN.com.

He played his final game with the Eagles Oct. 30 in Denver and scored a 91-yard touchdown after faking his way past cornerback Champ Bailey. His fateful interview took place three days later.

The Broncos are coming off a 13-3 season that came to a disappointing conclusion when they lost at home to the Pittsburgh Steelers in the AFC championship game.

Denver has a star receiver in Rod Smith, who has compiled more than 1,000 yards receiving in eight of the last nine seasons. The Broncos also have an above-average No. 2 receiver in Ashley Lelie, but their passing game overall ranked just 20th in the NFL. In addition, Smith will be 36 next season.

Owens, 32, proved in his first season with the Eagles that he is capable of helping a team reach the Super Bowl. He scored 14 touchdowns in as many games in 2004 before going down with a severe ankle sprain and broken leg, then making a heroic return in the Eagles' Super Bowl loss to New England.

But shortly after the Super Bowl, he fired agent David Joseph and hired Rosenhaus, signifying his dissatisfaction with the seven-year, $48.97 million contract he had signed with the Eagles before the 2004 season.

That triggered what eventually became a bitter divorce between T.O. and the Eagles. The last good memory the team had of Owens was in Denver, and now the Broncos are hoping they can extract some more Mile High happy memories from the controversial receiver.

[Phanatic]

TO will have a good year next year only if the team he is playing for does well. If things don't go well he starts with the lashing out. It will become everyone elses fault but his. He had a good first year with the Eagles because the team played well on both sides of the ball and they were superbowl bound. As soon as he is on a bad team forget it. Whomever signs him has to be a contender.

[mussa]

Oh be keen....BE KEEN DAMNIT AND GIVE US SOMETHING GOOD!!

[JTrotter Fan]

TO=My Bitch

[qwert246]

Salary cap rulz.  Our FO kicks ass.. Holla!!1

So sayeth the Snyder flock leader.

Yeah.  That's right.  I'm the Snyder flock leader.  Let me speak in language you understand.   

he is easy to hate, and it has nothing to do with his spending.  it has everything to do with him being an impatient, obnoxious, self-important, know-nothing scum bucket

I will agree with you on most of that, but personally I don't give a shtein whether I like the owner or not. 
He's an ass, but if he is willing to spend money on coaches and that makes the team more competitive, well you passed owner 101. 
Seriously, do you really care if you like Lurie or not?

[CanuckBroncofan]

I'd take a 4th in a heartbeat.

There is no way you are getting a fourth for TO...sorry.

[PhillyGirl]

Oh look who it is....Captain Hypocrisy