who would you rather have on your team Ricky Williams or Terrell Owens

**Illusion** · 06-06-06, 09:52 PM

I would have to take TO. Ricky simply quit on his team a few years ago and nobody wants a guy like that on their team.

This is a great question because it really took me a few to decide.

**kalmikrazy** · 06-06-06, 09:54 PM

Im guessing on the way the question is based, most guys are gonna say Ricky cause he never bad mouthed his team or alienated his QB(s). BUT, based on skill, I think TO is the better talent. He fears no route, no CB, no safety. Once on the field, he runs and does what he has to, in order to score a TD.

"The normal person never gets an ego by smoking weed, they just get a lil lazy!"
--kalmikrazy

**scottyy11** · 06-06-06, 10:08 PM

yep based on talent TO for sure , didn't mean to word as RW is better i'm not sure having a guy who doesnt care about his team is better than a big mouth like TO.....was just thinking about it the other day and couldn't decide which attitude hurts a team more............I mean is it worse to be hit head on (TO) or stabbed quietly in the back (RW)

**bigboydan** · 06-07-06, 12:12 AM

i gotta go with T.O.

Yes, he might be selfish prick. but, the guy can back up all his trash talk. nobody can dispute he has much more talent than Ricky ever had.

**Illusion** · 06-07-06, 12:28 AM

Originally posted by bigboydan

i gotta go with T.O.

Yes, he might be selfish prick. but, the guy can back up all his trash talk. nobody can dispute he has much more talent than Ricky ever had.

The question said excluding talent.

**onlooker** · 06-07-06, 12:32 AM

Ricky Williams.

He may quit on the team, but when he is on the team he dont seem to cause problems in the locker room. Owens on the other hand could have the whole team hating each other.

**moses millsap** · 06-07-06, 12:47 AM

TO. He's just misunderstood.

**McBa1n** · 06-25-06, 04:08 AM

I know this thread is dated - but I vote for Ricky, without question.

Always take the back over the wide-out, not matter how elite that wide-out is.
If you can't run the ball, your passing game won't be good enough even for the best receiver in the game.

Talent-wise, Owens is superior, however, the position dictates this pick.
I'll take a back that can run for 1k Yards over a 1k yard receiver 98 times out of 100 - aside from guys like Dominick Davis that get 1,000 yards because they carry the ball 300+ times/season.