How differently do you think the Terrell Owens situation would have played out if instead

of shirtless driveway sit-ups and Drew Rosenhouse next question press conference on the front

lawn, he would have had the weapons that today's players have via social media, the ability

to tweak to post videos, to go on a full on 24-hour day if he chooses offensive.

Without a change the team's position on the Terrell Owens situation do you think?

Is your goal to give new PTSD? Is that what you're trying to do?

I'm confused by the line of questioning, like, you know, it wasn't, that wasn't fun.

Now I'm going through it in my mind. The best story about T.O. was, you know, we have this

tough 2005 season coming off our Super Bowl year and Coach Reed says, hey, you know,

again, see, then we'll take a weekend, get away, we'll gather back up to talk about next

year's plans and evaluate the team until my wife and I get on a plane to go to Florida

because I was, I was traveling, I was doing, I was on the road, scouting. We got

upgraded, right? So we're gonna sit in the first five for going to Florida and, you know,

I'm finally, like, a little bit relaxing and the pilot gets on and he says, we're just

waiting for one more passenger and then we'll start taxing and of course we'll age at

its T.O. you know, and he kind of looks at my wife and he kind of nods her head and they

look to me and he takes a seat and he jacks it in my lap for two and a half hours. So that

was a really good ending to that not part of the story. Oh, that's good. That's well done.

How are you Rosemallow's encounter with T.O. on the plane finally getting away after a stressful

2005 here comes T.O. and he's got T.O. in the seat reclined all the way back for two and a half

hours after he gets his first class upgrade. How are you Rosemallow flying coach in 2005? Come

a long way, how are you? But what that was just a mess and it all came up because I asked him about

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