Owens then was traded to Philadelphia and his mouth cost him again

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Which, is interesting because I remember watching some of the greatest receivers to play in the NFL and I don't remember anyone having such an attitude as some of the wide receiver's this decade have shown.I've watched Jerry Rice, Andre Reed, Cris Carter, Michael Irvin, Tim Brown, Herman Moore, etc...Yet, I can never remember any of them having that moment where they do something to draw attention to themselves unless it was for something that was positive and needed to have attention drawn to it.It started with Terrell Owens in San Francisco who went to the media to criticize his coach Steve Mariucci and his own quarterback Jeff Garcia. Owens made headlines when he scored touchdowns in Dallas and went to dance on the star at midfield both times.Owens then was traded to Philadelphia and his mouth cost him again. The team that he disrespected so many years ago brought him in and Owens got jealous that his quarterback threw more to Jason Witten then him.When Owens became a free agent from the Cowboys they no longer wanted him either. He instead signed a one year contract with the Buffalo Bills, where he still making headlines by calling out Romo, even though just the year before he defended Romo while trying to hold back tears.It hasn't been just Owens though.