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Terrell Owens Workout Draws No NFL Teams, Receiver 'Not Worried About the Naysayers'

Found October 25, 2011 on NESN.com: Yardbarker Blogger Network
PLAYERS: Terrell Owens
TEAMS: Cincinnati Bengals
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There was plenty of media in attendance for Terrell Owens' not-so-private workout. Not a single NFL team representative showed up to his public workout, though, according to NFL Network's Lindsay Soto via Shutdown Corner. Perhaps the scouts were at home watching on TV, as NFL Network aired the workout live. Owens can only hope for so much, but he was positive after his workout. "I'm not worried about the naysayers who say that I can't come back, that I'm wasting my time," he said to Soto after the workout. "I think what I showed today -- it speaks for itself."...
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