Controversial wide receiver Terrell Owens was released from the Dallas Cowboys on Wednesday night. I guess the good news is that Owens will have some free time to spend with sons Terique and Atlin, who he has often said are such an inspiration to him.
From MSNBC:
The Dallas Cowboys released Terrell Owens on Wednesday night, several outlets reported, citing unnamed team sources.
The Dallas Morning News, ESPN and Fox all reported the news, citing unnamed team sources.
The Cowboys informed Owens that they had decided to go another direction Wednesday night, the Morning News reported.
Owens played three seasons with the Cowboys. He received a $12 million signing bonus last year as part of a four-year, $34 million deal.
The Cowboys will take a salary cap hit of roughly $9 million next season, the Morning News reported.
The news comes after a heated 2008 campaign in which Owens was caught up in several controversies and the Cowboys - thought to be Super Bowl contenders - missed the playoffs.
Maybe T.O. can use his new unemployed status to help out his toddler son Atlin with his modeling career. The youngster is featured in ads for the Spring ‘09 clothing line for Famous Stars and Straps (FSAS) a clothing and accessory line created by another dad - ex-Blink 182 drummer Travis Barker.
I hope the little guy isn't listening to the news of his dad's firing on that boombox.
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