Not to be outdone by the mass-media antics of Brett Favre and LeBron James, Terrell Owens has taken to the press to plead his case for a role - even a supporting one - in the 2010 NFL season. On Tuesday, Owens told The Associated Press that, unlike some of the NFL's "golden boys," he has never been disciplined by the league and defies the long-standing perception that he's a troublemaker and points to a state of personal calm with the Bills in 2009, despite Buffalo's off-the-hinges season. "There were a number of times where prior I probably would have reacted, said something I wasn't supposed to say," the receiver told The AP. "I really had some restraint, very patient." Wednesday morning, Owens hit the airwaves to promote the second (irresistible) season of VH1′s "The T.O. Show." Try as he might to pitch this gem, nobody would have it. Talk immediately moved to football - and Owens didn't disappoint. In an interview with 96.5 The Buzz in Kansas City, T.O. dismissed the idea of playing for the Chiefs. "Me and Todd Haley, we don't get along," Owens told the host. Source: NFL.com
