Even after having a bye week, the extra time off has failed to heal the injury ravaged Buffalo Bills.
Terrell Owens was not a participant at practice today. He’s suffering from a strained hip.
“I don’t know,” Jauron said when asked about how it happened. “He practiced on Monday and it wasn’t bothering him. On late Tuesday all of a sudden it really started to bother him.”
“He was in meetings (today), but it was very uncomfortable for him. So right now it’s pretty uncomfortable. We’re kind of hoping it goes away as quick as it came. That’s our hope. We really won’t know anymore until tomorrow.”
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In a way, it’s fitting that 2009 is the Buffalo Bills’ 50th anniversary of existence. I say that because if you’ve been around for all or even most those years, you’d be hard pressed to find more than a small handful of seasons more exasperating than this one.
Baggage.. And a penchant for throwing others under the bus. That’s the reputation, earned or not that followed Terrell Owens to Buffalo.
The Buffalo Bills shocked the football world way back on March 7, 2009 when they made by far their highest-profile free agent signing in franchise history by inking WR Terrell Owens to a one-year, $6.5 million deal. The move was heralded as the Bills’ boldest move towards fielding a winning team and an explosive offense, and with Owens lining up next to Lee Evans, visions of big plays danced in Bills fans’ heads.
Even if Terrell Owens won‘t confess, he knows it was supposed to better than this. It doesn’t matter Buffalo was the only team that showed serious interest when he became a free agent this summer; things were supposed to go better.
