DMN Blog: More on T.O.
11:53 PM Sat, Dec 22, 2007 | Permalink
Albert Breer
Terrell Owens' high ankle sprain would seem to put any aspirations of a deep playoff run on hold.
At least, that's the way a lot of people would see it. Just don't express those feelings to the Original 81, himself.
"The bye week helps, and I have all the confidence in the world this team can win," Owens said. "As you saw tonight, those guys gutted it out. We have some good receivers in Sam Hurd and Miles Austin. Those guys will get it done."
As for the seriousness of the injury, T.O. tossed us a bunch of "day-to-day" jargon. But he did allow that he feels that the injury isn't serious, and several people close to him said tonight that the feeling is that he'll be OK.
"I know it’s not to the extent of what my first injury was, on the opposite leg," Owens said, referencing the injury he suffered in 2004 with the Eagles. "I’ll be fine, it’s day-to-day."
Albert Breer
Terrell Owens' high ankle sprain would seem to put any aspirations of a deep playoff run on hold.
At least, that's the way a lot of people would see it. Just don't express those feelings to the Original 81, himself.
"The bye week helps, and I have all the confidence in the world this team can win," Owens said. "As you saw tonight, those guys gutted it out. We have some good receivers in Sam Hurd and Miles Austin. Those guys will get it done."
As for the seriousness of the injury, T.O. tossed us a bunch of "day-to-day" jargon. But he did allow that he feels that the injury isn't serious, and several people close to him said tonight that the feeling is that he'll be OK.
"I know it’s not to the extent of what my first injury was, on the opposite leg," Owens said, referencing the injury he suffered in 2004 with the Eagles. "I’ll be fine, it’s day-to-day."
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