It has always been consistent that defending Terrell Owens away from the football field is just as difficult as it was to defend him when he was on it.
He makes that a tough job, whether doing sit-ups in his driveway, or tearfully stealing the spotlight from a teammate’s injury, or fuming about the injustice of a contract he just signed. Putting up with T.O.’s unending nonsense wears out his potential supporters as relentlessly as he wore out the cornerbacks and safeties assigned to keep him from catching passes during 15 NFL seasons.
But, here goes.
Owens has every right to be angry that it took three years to gain entry into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.