Terrell Owens

Uh, that powder blue jersey, I was just obsessed with it.

Um, Randy Moss, Terrell Owens, and then, and then a little bit later on was, uh, Jamal Charles.

Um, those were kind of the, the players that when they started breaking into the league, I think those were really when the, the fantasy obs- the, the, the fantasy football participation went from, "Hey, we're gonna have this draft once a year, and we're gonna set our lineups and, and maybe do some waivers," to like, "Okay, I'm buying a magazine in May.

I'm paying attention to the NFL draft.

Testaverde, you know, blew out his Achilles.

And, uh, who cried? It wasn't Terrell Owens.

It was, uh, the guy from USC.

Oh, Jesus Christ.

I mean, Jerry – not Jerry Rice.

Terrell Owens is the one that comes to mind.

Yeah, I was going to say, this is receiver territory here.

T.O., Calvin Johnson, the Patriots version of Randy Moss.

Better than Michael Craig.

Terrell Owens is like 500 times better than him.

Terrell Owens never had a better season than he had last

year.

Dude, Terrell Owens.

Go look at Terrell Owens' career.

Holy crap.

Go watch Terrell Owens' highlights.

the ball, the diva thing that we always place on wide receivers, which I think is like kind of a, it still exists.

Wide receivers still, Terrell Owens, give me the damn ball and all of their, Keyshawn Johnson, give me the damn ball, all that.

I don't think that it is prevalent as it once was, but that's still part of the ego.

Your

the ball, the diva thing that we always place on wide receivers, which I think is like kind of a, it still exists.

Wide receivers still, Terrell Owens, give me the damn ball, and all of their, Keyshawn Johnson, give me the damn ball, all that.

I don't think that it is prevalent as it once was, but that's still part of the ego.

Your

And we know that the sort of cliche wide receiver... wants the ball, the diva thing that we always place on wide receivers, which I think is like kind of a, it still exists.

Wide receivers still, Terrell Owens, give me the damn ball, and all of their, Keyshawn Johnson, give me the damn ball, all that.

I don't think that it is prevalent as it once was, but that's still part of the ego.

Your

And not guaranteed a roster spot.

So going to the 49ers and then being behind Terrell Owens, who was not a good role model, and then being behind Ty Streets from University of Michigan, who was a baller, who was kind of at the tail end of his career but was not willing to teach me anything.

And then being around this cat, Cedric Wilson, who's from Tennessee.

And I just had to like, listen, I had to watch these guys and kind of build my own player because they were not going to teach me anything.