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And moose are more likely to cha-cha than Terrell Owens will be an Eagle tomorrow, when he's due a $5 million bonus just for being on the roster.
Since nobody's been trying to trade for him, and that means he'll get cut today. And that has to happen before the league office closes at 4 p.m., which means we had to adjust our T.O. Countdown Clock (right).
So he'll finally get what he (and agent Drew "I Could Collect a Dime From T.O.'s Old Deals" Rosenhaus) wanted. Out of his contract. His freedom to sign with another team. Except for one thing: The money could be a lot less.
