[Bette]

Sure, Terrell Owens still wants the ball as much as possible. What has changed -- for now -- is how T.O. deals with the frustration when he doesn't think he's being involved enough in the Dallas Cowboys' offense.

"As for me getting upset because I'm not getting the ball, going up to the coach telling him to get the ball more, all that did was get me bad publicity," Owens said Wednesday. "At the same time, it didn't get me the ball any more. So I've learned."
Television cameras zoom in on the receiver even when the Cowboys' offense isn't on the field. "They try to find the most handsome guy on the sideline, and that just happens to be me," he said with a wide smile. But even Owens knows that they're trying to see something else.

"I know you guys (media) are looking for me to blow up," Owens said. "I'm very conscious of that, but at the same time I have to realize that the coaches know that I'm on the football field. They understand that I can make plays." Owens has 27 catches for 453 yards and four touchdowns. Those are similar to his stats at the same point last season (28 catches, 375 yards and five TDs), before he went on to lead the NFL with 13 TD catches.
SportingNews.com - NFL - T.O. using new ways to deal with frustration

[Bette]

I'd say he's doing a better job of dealing with his frustrations. At least, he hasnt blown up yet. See, I said he was a changed man. At least trying to change.

[Gotham Dark Knight]

Originally Posted by Bette

I'd say he's doing a better job of dealing with his frustrations. At least, he hasnt blown up yet. See, I said he was a changed man. At least trying to change.

Anyone that practices full tilt like he does, I want on my team...regardless of personality.

[Bette]

Originally Posted by Gotham Dark Knight

Anyone that practices full tilt like he does, I want on my team...regardless of personality.

Whoa Goth. The wrong guy can cause your team to explode. I'm not saying thats TO now. Even TO admits it wasnt beneficial to him before.
A guy can practice full tilt and then sulk on the playing field.