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Terrell Owens, one of the greatest wide receivers in NFL history and a Hall of Famer, built a legacy as a six-time Pro Bowler and five-time All-Pro.
Across his illustrious career, he played for five teams — most notably the San Francisco 49ers, Philadelphia Eagles, and Dallas Cowboys — with his tenure in Dallas ending after the 2008 season on a strained note.
Owens spent three seasons with the Cowboys, but has long maintained a difficult relationship with the organization, particularly with longtime owner Jerry Jones.
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In a recent exclusive interview with Kyle Odegard of Action Network, Owens was blunt when asked about the Cowboys’ offseason direction.
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“I couldn’t care less about Jerry and what he’s doing,” Owens said.
“I don’t concern myself with the Cowboys,” he added. “The Cowboys haven’t concerned themselves with me since I left there — whether that’s Jerry Jones or anyone else in that organization.”
When asked if he would ever be open to repairing the relationship, Owens was equally direct.
“No, not necessarily,” he said. “I couldn’t care less what’s going on with Jerry and the Cowboys. The way things ended there, I couldn’t care less. I have nothing to say about them.”
Interestingly enough, back in 2017, Jerry Jones spoke extremely highly of Terrell Owens during his push for Hall of Fame consideration.
“I know what it is with T.O.,” Jones said. “I had a guy that I love and respect and everything [Bill Parcells] that never called him anything but ‘the player,’ OK, so I understand. He made serious contributions with us, and his team involvement with us does not deserve it to have it be a negative for him being in the Hall of Fame. He was a plus for the Dallas Cowboys."
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