According to the Cowboys 2009 schedule, they won't encounter their ex-wide receiver. Terrell Owens signed a one-year deal with the Buffalo Bills and has said he has gone from America's Team to North America's Team.

Personally, I have nothing against him. My understanding is off the field he's a very nice guy. Neighbors of his talk about how kind he is. And T.O. has no criminal record. But what I saw of him as a receiver in San Francisco and Philadephia led me to believe he wouldn't work in Dallas. It amazes me all the complaining he did about not getting the ball enough even though he had more passes thrown to him than Cowboys tight end Jason Witten.

Good luck, Buffalo. You'll need it.

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I remember how then-Atlanta Braves closer Mark Wohlers was a sight to behold. If you were a Houston Astros fan, you cringed at the idea of seeing Wohlers come into a game to protect a close lead.

And then Wohlers couldn't find the plate. He became erratic, hitting batters and walking others before playing himself out of the league.

Add to that Dontrelle Willis.

The once up-and-coming dominant lefthander of the Florida Marlins is now wondering where his career go as he languishes with a high ERA with the Detroit Tigers. Now, he's on the 15-day disabled list for an anxiety disorder.

Last year, Willis went 0-2 with a 9.38 ERA for the Tigers.

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