The first celebration of Terrell Owen's career may have been his best. Owens famously caught a touchdown pass against the then-rival Dallas Cowboys, ran to mid-field and stood under the hole in ...

2. One of Terrell Owens most publicized celebrations, mainly because the whole nation was watching on Monday night football, Terrell Owens pulled a sharpie out of his sock after scoring a ...

Hall-of-Fame wide receiver Terrell Owens racked up 1,078 receptions in ... Owens was famous for his outlandish end zone celebrations in addition to his receiving prowess, drawing flags for dancing ...

On Sunday, Michael Thomas replicated Joe Horn's famous cellphone celebration from 2003. Then, on "Monday Night Football," the Titans' Kevin Byard channeled Terrell Owens' maneuver from 2000 by ...

Hall of Fame wide receiver Terrell Owens told Sports Illustrated in ... and some of his actions — like his memorable touchdown celebrations — because he didn't have an unfiltered avenue ...

Because this is Terrell Owens, and because this is his Hall of ... It’s not a party, Irie shouts into the microphone. It’s a celebration of greatness. And that’s true, just not in the ...

Former NFL wide receiver Terrell Owens, who played for five different teams from 1996-2010, was most known for his controversial celebrations. When recalling the most memorable moments of his ...

Chad Johnson and Terrell Owens were teammates for just one season ... entertainer" in NFL history with his countless touchdown celebration. One would imagine that he'd consider Owens second ...

San Francisco receiver Terrell Owens was suspended for one game by San Francisco coach Steve Mariucci on Monday for his touchdown celebrations during the 49ers' victory at Dallas. After both of ...

After the game, Smith-Schuster confirmed that he did intend to pull a Terrell Owens—and that Conner played a role in convincing him to abort. “That first celebration, I was going to do the T.O ...

Terrell Owens is being inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, but the NFL’s No. 2 all-time leader in receiving yards won’t be on hand in Canton, Ohio, for the official ceremony next month.