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I love how the people who didn't see his value before the season keep saying "sell high" and Owens continues to climb the WR rankings and dominate for their hawk owners. Man up and admit you were wrong.
Nicks is the only WR in my leauge with more points.Sucks lost one game of double header tonight becuse I sat TO. ................ For White and Nicks :sadbanana:
 
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Probably going to be #1 wr in a lot of leagues after tonight. He looks incredible. Really one of the greatest wr's to ever play the game of football. Tonight he joined Moss and Rice as the only other wr with 150 career touchdowns.
He hit 150 TDs 2 weeks ago.I'm a big Moss supporter in the "top 3 of all time" discussion, but at this point T.O. is clearly the guy producing at a much higher level.Moss looks borderline Marvin Harrison irrelevant in one season, and T.O. is putting up career numbers and padding his HOF stats.His speed off the line blows my mind for a guy his age. That 2nd TD was sick. I hope he gets a shot next year with a legit contender.
 
He hit 150 TDs 2 weeks ago.
He hit 150 receiving TDs tonight. Only Moss and Rice have more, and he could catch Moss (153) next week. He just passed Issac Bruce for #2 all time receiving yards (15,721) and he could very well pass Marvin Harrison for #2 all-time receptions (1102).
 
I had him predicted for 9+ TDs and 800+ yards receiving... I really felt this was going to be a good situation for TO.

I'm besides myself and really enjoying watching TO put this season together. If he could keep this up and endure a few more seasons he really would leave behind a great legacy.

 
He saved my ### this week. Down 27 with just TO left in a PPR and won with room to spare. I couldn't be happier I got him in 90% of my redrafts this year.

 
Benched TO this week for Nicks, A.J. and Jennings. Who knew he would put up more points than all of those stud WR's? against a team like the Steelers? seriously?

Its getting harder and harder to not play T.O. and I think he will be in my line up the rest of the way at the expense of one of the previously mentioned receivers.

 
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He is playing harder than I ever saw him playing with Dallas (and for sure BUF). Looks inspired and seems to have a great relationship with Ocho (and Palmer?).

It's a shame the Bengals are not doing better this year, but he's still playing hard.

 
He is playing harder than I ever saw him playing with Dallas (and for sure BUF). Looks inspired and seems to have a great relationship with Ocho (and Palmer?).

It's a shame the Bengals are not doing better this year, but he's still playing hard.
No offense, but you probably haven't been watching many of his games. TO rarely takes a play off. He knows his role on running plays. He's very aware on the field. For better or worse, the guy is extremely competitive and prideful - that drives him. In Buffalo he was widely regarded as a "good soldier" despite a terrible team and situation [though he put up respectable #s]. In Dallas there's a highlight reel of him running 90 yards - in the other direction - to tackle a defender who was looking at a pick 6. TO hustles more than just about any other wideout I've seen play in recent years.

Don't confuse "mediocre output" or "locker room cancer," with "not playing hard."

 
He is playing harder than I ever saw him playing with Dallas (and for sure BUF). Looks inspired and seems to have a great relationship with Ocho (and Palmer?).

It's a shame the Bengals are not doing better this year, but he's still playing hard.
No offense, but you probably haven't been watching many of his games. TO rarely takes a play off. He knows his role on running plays. He's very aware on the field. For better or worse, the guy is extremely competitive and prideful - that drives him. In Buffalo he was widely regarded as a "good soldier" despite a terrible team and situation [though he put up respectable #s]. In Dallas there's a highlight reel of him running 90 yards - in the other direction - to tackle a defender who was looking at a pick 6. TO hustles more than just about any other wideout I've seen play in recent years.

Don't confuse "mediocre output" or "locker room cancer," with "not playing hard."
:goodposting: There's a lot of bad things to say about TO (a lot of good things as well). But I think even his haters will admit this isn't a man who takes plays off.

I just got offered Charles for TO. My current rb is McGahee. I have VJax/Rice to replace TO. And I turned it down. That's how much I believe in this guy. 10 plus targets every week!?? Let's go TO!

 
I've said this before but it bears repeating T.O. > Moss on the gridiron. They both stink off the field though :confused:

 
He is playing harder than I ever saw him playing with Dallas (and for sure BUF). Looks inspired and seems to have a great relationship with Ocho (and Palmer?).

It's a shame the Bengals are not doing better this year, but he's still playing hard.
No offense, but you probably haven't been watching many of his games. TO rarely takes a play off. He knows his role on running plays. He's very aware on the field. For better or worse, the guy is extremely competitive and prideful - that drives him. In Buffalo he was widely regarded as a "good soldier" despite a terrible team and situation [though he put up respectable #s]. In Dallas there's a highlight reel of him running 90 yards - in the other direction - to tackle a defender who was looking at a pick 6. TO hustles more than just about any other wideout I've seen play in recent years.

Don't confuse "mediocre output" or "locker room cancer," with "not playing hard."
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Bengals fans

Any word on how serious TO's injury is? I noticed that he is listed as questionable this week

 

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