Might just be time to hang up the cleats homeboy…
Terrell Owens Cut From Indoor Football Team
Terrell Owens’ attempted football comeback has reached a new low.
The Allen Wranglers of the Indoor Football League released Terrell Owens on Tuesday, according to ESPNDallas.com. Owens was productive for the Wranglers, but he didn’t fulfill the obligations of his contract.
Wranglers owner Jon Frankel said Owens refused to play in two upcoming road games that are important to the team’s playoff run and also cited the receiver’s no-show for a scheduled appearance at a children’s hospital. Ugh.
Owens wasn’t required to play in all road games, but the team wanted him to participate in the key ones. T.O.’s contract gave him a 30 percent ownership stake in the team, but that has been nullified by his refusal to live up to the terms of his deal.
“It’s disappointing and unfortunate, but (he) could no longer be tolerated by the Wrangler organization,” Frankel said.
T.O. nabbed 35 passes for 420 yards and 10 touchdowns in eight games for the Wranglers. While those numbers are solid, Owens’ inability to break big plays or produce at a 1,000-yard pace doesn’t bode well for his NFL prospects.
What type of a$$hole do you have to be to get cut from a team that you own 30% of??
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