T.O. Making Comeback In Indoor Football League

ALLEN, Texas –  Terrell Owens is going indoors for his return to pro football. The six-time Pro Bowl receiver has accepted an offer to be a player and will have an ownership stake in the Allen Wranglers of the Indoor Football League.

Chad Ochocinco To Make MLS Soccer Debut March 22nd

With the NFL Lockout still intact many players have looked for jobs elsewhere. Not like Chad Ochocinco is hurting without getting paid from the NFL, but he has recently signed a deal with the MLS soccer club Sporting Kansas City. Chad made an announcement via twitter about his debut, “I’ll be playing on the MLS team Sporting Kansas City on March 22^nd, thank everyone involved especially coach Vermas, EPIC”.

Publicity stunt or actual move into soccer? Only time will tell.

Is T.Ocho Over? Batman & Robin Beefing on Twitter?

When Terrell Owens & Chad Ochocinco decided to form Batman & Robin in Cincy, the NFL world was in for a treat and early reporters were putting them in the Superbowl. Well that treat was like the shelf in the supermarket that carries items passed their expiration date and they label them with little red and black X's. The popcorn was a bit stall as the Bengals went 4-12. Quarterback Carson Palmer requested a trade or be released and the Bengals owner was not having either of that so Palmer is threaten to retire. For the most part T.O. kept his mouth shut about his quarterback and honestly I cannot remember a moment all season when he threw him under any kind of bus, not even the short yellow one's. However I do think the T.Ocho Show and all the other Hollywood stuff going on outside of the game did take their heads out of what was going on. Not saying these two were the soul reasons for going 4-12 but sometimes I questioned should they be on TV on watching video on TV?

Well now it looks like it's a battle of the words on twitter between these two. Who's taking the blame for the horrible season and Palmer wanting out? Not sure how legit this is but it's comical if you ask me. Check out what they had to say.

Chad says adiós to Ochocinco, going back to Johnson

Before the 2008 NFL season, Cincinnati Bengals receiver Chad Johnson legally changed his name to Chad Ochocinco so that he could wear the nickname for his number on his uniform.