Posted by ESPN.com's Matt Mosley
I'm lifting my self-imposed ban on Terrell Owens-related blog entries this morning to let you know what he said about Cowboys wide receiver Roy Williams. Remember, this was the guy T.O. was so excited to be playing with following the trade with Detroit last season.
Owens has 18 catches for 242 yards while Williams is clipping along at 12 catches for 230 yards. And thanks to AFC East blogger Tim Graham for bringing us this special news. T.O.'s told reporters in Buffalo that he's moved on from his time in Dallas, but that's clearly not true. It wouldn't surprise me if he talked to players in the Cowboys' locker room on an almost daily basis. We'll continue to monitor this heated contest between T.O. and Williams as it continues to develop.
First one to 600 yards wins.
I'm lifting my self-imposed ban on Terrell Owens-related blog entries this morning to let you know what he said about Cowboys wide receiver Roy Williams. Remember, this was the guy T.O. was so excited to be playing with following the trade with Detroit last season.
"I have been looking at my stats compared to Roy E. Williams' stats over there with the Cowboys," Owens said Wednesday at the Buffalo Bills' facility, "and my goal is to have better stats than him by the end of the season."
Owens has 18 catches for 242 yards while Williams is clipping along at 12 catches for 230 yards. And thanks to AFC East blogger Tim Graham for bringing us this special news. T.O.'s told reporters in Buffalo that he's moved on from his time in Dallas, but that's clearly not true. It wouldn't surprise me if he talked to players in the Cowboys' locker room on an almost daily basis. We'll continue to monitor this heated contest between T.O. and Williams as it continues to develop.
"Just keep working hard, keep looking at the Roy Williams stats," Owens added. "As long as I am doing better than him I am good."
First one to 600 yards wins.
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Mosley, an award-winning writer for The Dallas Morning News for seven years, joined ESPN.com in January 2007. Mosley, a Baylor graduate, writes columns, features and blogs for ESPN.com.