Terrell Owens has completed his workouts, and judging by the lack of interest among NFL teams, don’t expect to add him to your fantasy roster any time soon.

Terrell Owens, refusing to give up on an attempted return to the NFL, has traveled to Korea to undergo treatment to repair the anterior cruciate ligament he tore up this offseason.

NFL Network’s Jamie Dukes believes free agent Terrell Owens can still play at a Pro Bowl level if he lands with a team that has a solid quarterback next season.

Terrell Owens didn’t leave much to the imagination Friday on “NFL Total Access” when discussing what was behind the problems that plagued the Bengals during a forgettable 2010 season that fell short of expectations.

Could Terrell Owens be headed to St. Louis? One enterprising (presumed) St. Louis fan asked T.O. (via Twitter from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch) if he would like to catch passes from QB Sam Bradford. Owens said that he “would love it.”

Already playing with a gimpy knee, Bengals WR Terrell Owens left Sunday’s game against the Browns during the first quarter and is questionable to return.

You can’t blame Terrell Owens for wanting to return next season to the place where he’s had so much success.