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Terrell Owens Is Concerned About How Tony Romo Throws Him the Ball


Apparently Terrell Owens is unhappy. This comes as something of a surprise since the soft-spoken wide receiver is often seen and not heard, letting his on-field performance do his talking. Actually, it's exactly the opposite, particularly if Owens isn't -- in his mind, anyway -- getting enough touches to carry the ol' ball team to victory.

He's been relatively content in Dallas, primarily because the Cowboys win, and quarterback Tony Romo finds a way to keep T.O. happy. Well, even that wasn't enough during Sunday's game against the Redskins.

And today, the Dallas Morning News' Calvin Watkins writes that Mr. Owens had a little talk with Romo in the locker room following the 26-24 loss to Washington.
Owens, despite having 18 passes thrown his way in the loss to Washington, had what was deemed a serious conversation about the offense with quarterback Tony Romo after the game, according to multiple sources.

The types of routes and throws are what concerns Owens, the sources said. The receiver, who the sources said was venting to Romo about his frustrations, has not liked how some of the throws were coming from the quarterback as far back as the season opener.

But Owens said Sunday he is still confident in Romo.
Well, that last sentence makes everything okay then, I guess. Last week, Jason Witten explained how Romo dealt with Owens' in-huddle demands for the ball: he ignores him. I suspect that's a little tougher when he's right in your grill in the locker room.

I know Owens has impressive credentials when it comes to dividing a team, but I'm not sure if that's the case here. The guy's always bellyaching about getting more involved -- that's his thing; if the Cowboys win, he'll be fine, if they don't, we'll all hear about it.

Plus, let's not forget, T.O. has matured as a player; this is the same dude who couldn't stop blubbering at the thought of the media blaming last year's playoff loss on his quarterback.

Donovan, sadly, never got that kinda support.

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