Terrell Owens Fires His Agent Drew Rosenhaus, Hires A New One To Play In NFL

The whole Terrell Owens circus is becoming very, very sad.

Today Owens announced on his website he has fired Drew Rosenhaus as his agent and has signed Jordan Woy of Willis & Woy Sports Groups LLC as his new sports agent. 

According to Owens’ website site terrellowens.com, Woy and his team will work on placing Owens on the football field for the 2012 season.

“It was important for me to hire someone who believes in my ability to help an NFL team and believes in me as a person.”  Owens said in a statement released by his website.

Owens was cut by the rag tag Indoor Football League.  He's 38 years old and by all reports a pain in the backside in the locker room.

"I have had to go through some humbling times but I am more determined than ever to show a team that I can be a huge asset to them as a player and a team leader in the locker room." Owens said in his released statement.

Team leader, huge asset.  I don't think so.

The curtain has fallen on the T.O. show in the NFL.

T.O. blows out knee...Could he finally be done?

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Could it be? The legend is his own mind, Terrell Owens, done with football? It's possible.

The reason, according to ESPN's Chris Mortensen, Owens recently had ACL surgery after blowing out his knee. His sources are a bit conflicting though, one saying he did it taping a reality show for that bastion of quality TV, VH-1 and the other source saying he did it during a work out.

Owens mouthpiece, Drew Rosenhaus hasn't issued a statement to confirm or deny this, but both of Mort's sources agree he had the surgery. The sources also say, with rehab, if he so chose, Owens could possibly come back and play by the end of November this year.

Read the ESPN.com story RIGHT HERE

T.O is second only to Jerry Rice in all-time receiving yards and has had a fairly successful career despite his issues with ego. He was reasonably successful in 2010 with the Cincinnati Bengals, catching 72 passes, but there were questions as always about his commitment to the team. They didn't ask him back.

We're betting you'll see him at least make an effort to get back on the football field after he recovers, eventually, someone will take a flyer on him and if it is at a reduced price, he could be worth it. Yes, we know, nobody would touch him other than the Bengals in 2010, but we think as a late season rental, he could potentially have something to offer a team in need. But that's it. He won't play in 2012.

Here's a somewhat crappy dub of last years premiere episode of "The T.O Show" for those interested:



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