TO has dominant stats, but the locker room stuff kept him out in 2016. The question now is when he gets in.
The Pro Football Hall of Fame will induct Eddie DeBartolo Saturday afternoon, an honor that is long overdue. While DeBartolo and others receive football’s highest honor, Terrell Owens is left waiting for next year’s vote. TO did not get in on the ballot this year, and was none too pleased. He referred to the voters as pencil-pushers, and expressed significant frustration.
There is no denying TO’s numbers. He is ranked No. 2 all-time in receiving yards, and No.