News about Terrell Owens

The sons of NFL legends like Jerry Rice and Marvin Harrison are preparing to hear their names called in Thursday's draft in a year that looks set to be a family affair. Harrison's son, Marvin Harrison Jr., is the biggest name of the former pros' kin, and is expected to be taken within the first five picks after a stellar college career at Ohio State. The wide receiver topped 1,200 yards and caught 14 touchdowns in each of his sophomore and junior seasons for the Buckeyes, and credited his 2016 Hall of Fame inductee dad for setting 'pure perfection' as the standard to achieve from a very young age.

According to news, the man suspected of crashing his car into the knee of former NFL star Terrell Owens following a basketball game last year has been charged twice. Owens, 49, was reported injured by a car in October after a pickup basketball game in Calabasas, California, when he got into a fight with another player. TMZ Sports has announced that a man has been charged with two counts of criminal assault with a deadly weapon for driving his car into the ex-San Francisco 49ers wide out.

Terrell Owens appears to have been fine after being struck by a car this week, with the ex-NFL star speaking out for the first time since the crash on Tuesday. Owens was playing a pickup basketball game in the Calabasas area when he got into a rivalry with a fellow participant, according to TMZ Sports. Following the spat, the other man in question reportedly got into a car and sped straight into the ex-football player's knee.

Terrell Owens, a former footballer, was struck by a car on Monday night after arguing with another player during a basketball game, according to reports. Owens was playing pickup basketball in the Calabasas area when he got into a dispute with a fellow competitor, according to TMZ Sports. Following the spat, the other man in question reportedly got into a car and sped straight into the ex-football player's knee.

Russell Westbrook's wife has slammed ESPN for a study that said that the former Lakers actor was a "vampire" in the locker room. After a reporter named the former MVP as the fictional figure, Lakers reporter Dace McMenamin enraged Westbrook. 'You remove a vampire from the locker room,' McMenamin said on ESPN's NBA Today, 'As one source told me,' you should ban a vampire from the locker room.'

According to DailyMail.com, Florida prosecutors have dropped misdemeanor charges against a woman accused of lying to police after a racially charged encounter with NFL legend Terrell Owens. Caitlin Davis, a white woman in her late 30s, was charged with second-degree misdemeanor in November in connection with the August incident. Nevertheless, Broward County prosecutors have dropped the lawsuit because they'would not be able to establish the facts that were presented.' Davis lied to police regarding their August 3 riot in Deerfield Beach, Florida, according to Owens, who caught some of the incident on Instagram. She yelled at Owens 'came after' her when she yelled at him for reportedly driving recklessly.

In the wake of the Dallas Cowboys' reported interest in free agent Odell Beckham Jr., former team receiver Terrell Owens has reportedly reached out to owner Jerry Jones about returning to the team ahead of a playoff run. Of course, Owens is already in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, and at 49, he will overthrowrowne Raiders legend George Blanda as the youngest player in NFL history. Neither Cowboys spokespeople nor Owens' agent responded right away to a request for confirmation. Sports Illustrated was the first to announce Owens' return to the sport.

Terrell Owens, a former NFL star, claimed that a fight in which he punched a man in a CVS parking lot was the result of an 'aggressor' attacking him and a fan who was chatting with him at the California store. Owens, 48, said in a tweet that he acted in self-defense Saturday night after the man made "inflammatory gestures and threatening remarks" to Owens and a fan who approached Owens. The man approached the man and the fan inside the store, and in an effort to de-escalate the situation, the man walked outside, where the guy followed.

Terrell Owens of the Pro Football Hall of Fame was seen knocking out a reportedly agitated heckler outside a CVS in Inglewood, California. As the 48-year-old Owens recalled, he rushed into the Los Angeles area for a few items until he bumped into San Francisco 49ers fans, one of his former teams. However, although Owens chitchatted with the admirer, another, less cordial individual intervened and started heckling the pair. Witnesses claim that the troublemaker threatened to beat up both Owens and the 49ers fan outside the store. Owens is seen wrestling a smaller, shirtless man who is eventually knocked down by a strong right hand from the former NFL receiver in a video from the incident. The ostensible jerk managed to get to his feet but Owens had more words for him, although he had already established his argument and began walking away. According to TMZ, Owens then jumped into his Tesla and hit the road, but police were not called to the scene.

The Florida mother who went viral after a weekend confrontation with NFL legend Terrell Owens has been charged with negligently giving inaccurate information to investigators regarding the racially charged confrontation on August 3. According to documents obtained by DailyMail.com, Caitlin Davis, a white 38-year-old, was charged with the second degree misdemeanor last week and is scheduled to return in a Broward County courthouse on December 6. It's unclear what she is being accused of lying about, specifically, but Owens was driving recklessly and accused of bullying. According to the reporting officer's account, she was unable to comment on her allegations. www.google.com 'He jumped out of his car and started harassing me,' Davis told investigators as Owens caught the crime on camera, before casually referring to her as a 'Karen.' Davis brought race into the discussion by yelling: 'You're a black man attacking a white woman.'

Shannon Sharpe, a member of the NFL Hall of Fame, slammed Packers legend Brett Favre on Wednesday, calling the Packers a'sleazeball' for his role in a Mississippi state welfare scandal. The FBI had previously investigated Favre for $1.1 million from a Mississippi welfare fund for motivational speeches he never made. Favre was convicted of misusing state-funded funds for a volleyball stadium at the University of Southern Mississippi on Monday, according to a text released Monday.