Finally, Terrell Owens is having the type of day Buffalo Bills fans thought would be a weekly occurrence.
With only a couple minutes gone in the second half, Owens already has more receiving yardage against the Tennessee Titans than he has gained in any game this year.
Owens has three catches for 85 yards. He broke free on a 46-yard pass from Trent Edwards to set up a first-half touchdown and had a 37-yard play on the opening drive of the second half to help the Bills kick a game-tying field goal.
Owens has been looking old this season. He missed two practices this week with a bum hip and turns 36 next month.
He went into Sunday's game with 281 yards and one receiving touchdown. He was on pace for the least productive season of his career.
With only a couple minutes gone in the second half, Owens already has more receiving yardage against the Tennessee Titans than he has gained in any game this year.
Owens has three catches for 85 yards. He broke free on a 46-yard pass from Trent Edwards to set up a first-half touchdown and had a 37-yard play on the opening drive of the second half to help the Bills kick a game-tying field goal.
Owens has been looking old this season. He missed two practices this week with a bum hip and turns 36 next month.
He went into Sunday's game with 281 yards and one receiving touchdown. He was on pace for the least productive season of his career.
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