May 21, 2013
According to TMZ.com, former NFL wide receiver Terrell Owens has asked the Allen Wranglers of the IFL to issue an apology to him and pay him $160,000 thousand that he claims they owe him or else he’ll sue them. The Wranglers have claimed that Owens breached his contract, which gave them ...
Read MoreAccording to TMZ.com, former NFL wide receiver Terrell Owens is thinking about suing the Allen Wranglers of the IFL after they decided to terminate his contract. Owens reportedly doesn’t believe his actions warranted him being released by the Wranglers. “Mr. Owens’ legal team ...
Read MoreAccording to Tim MacMahon of ESPNDallas.com, the Allen Wranglers of the IFL have released former NFL wide receiver Terrell Owens. Owens had signed with the Wranglers back in February. Part of his agreement included a stake in the franchise as well as a six-figure salary. Wranglers owner John ...
Read MoreAccording to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, free agent wide receiver Randy Moss received his first contract offer, but it wasn’t from an NFL team. It was from the Chicago Slaughters of the IFL (Indoor Football League). I guess the Slaughters figured if Terrell Owens decided to play in the ...
Read MoreFormer Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Terrell Owens made an appearance on the Ben & Skin show on KESN-FM 103.3 per the Dallas Morning News. He was asked what people should expect from him playing for the Allen Wranglers in the Indoor Football League. “I’m gonna have fun with it. ...
Read MoreTerrell Owens was very surprised that no NFL teams were interested in him this season but he still believes he’s an elite player. The only team that really wanted Owens was the Allen Wranglers of the Indoor Football League. “It was an opportunity for myself and my family,” ...
Read MoreFormer NFL wide receiver Terrell Owens has finally been offered a contract to play football this season. The only problem is, it’s not from an NFL team. The Allen Wranglers of the Indoor Football League offered Owens a six figure deal about a month ago. As both side continue to work ...
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