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Terrell Owens Cut By Allen Wranglers

Former NFL star Terrell Owens is now also a former IFL player.
 
In a development that may not surprise football fans in Philadelphia, San Francisco, Dallas and perhaps an NFL city near you, the Indoor Football League team that signed Owens in January has soured on the six-time Pro Bowler. The Allen Wranglers announced on Tuesday that they have released the former NFL star, even criticizing him for a lack of commitment in a statement published on the team's website. According to the club's statement, Owens had told the team that he would not play in the important upcoming road games that could prove crucial to the team's playoff hopes.

Team President and Co-Owner Tommy Benizio said that the tipping point for Owens was when he failed to show up at a scheduled appearance with some teammates and coaches at a local children's hospital. Team owner Jon Frankel added that fans were beginning to notice Owens' lack of effort. The 38-year-old will also lose ownership stake in the team.               More Read

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