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Here it comes. I didn't expect it this soon though. T.O. finds a way to make things worse when they are losing. Can the boys snap out of this? I hope not.
http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/7588072?MSNHPHMA
It was a joke. Get it?
Get a good look
Jessica Simpson had a prime seat for Sunday's Eagles-Cowboys game. Check out these shots of her flirtations with the world of sport.
Terrell Owens, never one to keep his feelings inside, said he was only kidding when he called Jessica Simpson a distraction to Tony Romo and the Cowboys.
"I tried to get (Romo) to call her so I can explain to her that she doesn't really know me and that I can be funny," Owens said Wednesday night before the Mavericks-Suns, according to the Dallas Morning News. "And that everything I say, the media will take it and run with it. It's not a big deal. I will try to rectify the situation between her and I."
Owens, however, at least seemed to be singing an entirely different tune earlier Wednesday.
"Right now, Jessica Simpson is not a fan favorite ? in this locker room or in Texas Stadium," Owens told reporters. "With everything that has happened, obviously with the way Tony played and the comparison between her and Carrie Underwood, I think a lot of people feel she has taken his focus away. Other than that, she was high on my list until last week."
The Cowboys lost 10-6 to the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday and Romo had what was statistically the worst game of his career, all while Simpson sat in a luxury box wearing a pink No. 9 jersey she proudly showed off for television cameras.
Romo's previous worst game came last December at home to the Eagles when then-girlfriend Carrie Underwood was in attendance.
Owens, apparently speaking in "serious mode" Wednesday night, said he didn't think think Simpson's presence had anything to do with Romo's poor performance.
"I understand how everybody is looking at Jessica Simpson as a distraction and that's definitely not how I saw it," he said, according to the Dallas Morning News. "That's how the media saw it. If anybody wants to look at it as a negative, they can do that. But for me, she was there to support Tony.
"He had a bad game. I don't think she had anything to do with it. We lost as a team."
http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/story/7588072?MSNHPHMA
It was a joke. Get it?
Get a good look
Jessica Simpson had a prime seat for Sunday's Eagles-Cowboys game. Check out these shots of her flirtations with the world of sport.
Terrell Owens, never one to keep his feelings inside, said he was only kidding when he called Jessica Simpson a distraction to Tony Romo and the Cowboys.
"I tried to get (Romo) to call her so I can explain to her that she doesn't really know me and that I can be funny," Owens said Wednesday night before the Mavericks-Suns, according to the Dallas Morning News. "And that everything I say, the media will take it and run with it. It's not a big deal. I will try to rectify the situation between her and I."
Owens, however, at least seemed to be singing an entirely different tune earlier Wednesday.
"Right now, Jessica Simpson is not a fan favorite ? in this locker room or in Texas Stadium," Owens told reporters. "With everything that has happened, obviously with the way Tony played and the comparison between her and Carrie Underwood, I think a lot of people feel she has taken his focus away. Other than that, she was high on my list until last week."
The Cowboys lost 10-6 to the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday and Romo had what was statistically the worst game of his career, all while Simpson sat in a luxury box wearing a pink No. 9 jersey she proudly showed off for television cameras.
Romo's previous worst game came last December at home to the Eagles when then-girlfriend Carrie Underwood was in attendance.
Owens, apparently speaking in "serious mode" Wednesday night, said he didn't think think Simpson's presence had anything to do with Romo's poor performance.
"I understand how everybody is looking at Jessica Simpson as a distraction and that's definitely not how I saw it," he said, according to the Dallas Morning News. "That's how the media saw it. If anybody wants to look at it as a negative, they can do that. But for me, she was there to support Tony.
"He had a bad game. I don't think she had anything to do with it. We lost as a team."
