Terrell Owens took time out from his busy schedule of trying to make Flava Flav semi-relevant again to talk to the NFL Network. Total Access host Rich Eisen touched on all the predictable topics -- what went wrong with the Cowboys in 2007, what to expect in 2008 -- before getting to the truly important stuff: Tony Romo's future in the music industry.
Specifically, Romo's forgettable rendition of "Take Me Out to the Ballgame," that led T.O. to tell the Dallas Morning News' Albert Breer: "Oh man ... He's getting some motivation for the wrong things. He cannot sing. Jessica may have an album, but he needs to leave singing up to her. I think he's tone deaf."
Which has pretty much been the consensus across the internets. But according to Breer, Eisen asked Owens to bust out his inner-Simon Cowell and critique Romo's performance:
"Wow, that was the most terrible thing that's come across my ears. Dude, you just get back in bed and wake up on the other side. Because this side is not working for me. Leave the [singing] to Jessica Simpson. What do you think, Randy? Paula?"Yes, Tony, get back in bed ... and wake up on the other side? Huh? Somewhere Jason Taylor is wondering why he couldn't have played for the Cowboys, a team that apparently has no problem with its players making spectacles of themselves during the offseason.
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Reader Comments ( Page 1 of 1)
1. No, what's terrible is T.O. crying like a little girl after losing. Oh we didn't forget T.O.
Posted at 8:10PM on May 14th 2008 by Tyhesha
2. No, what's terrible is T.O. crying like a little girl after losing. Oh we didn't forget T.O.
Posted at 8:10PM on May 14th 2008 by Tyhesha