Owens meet his challenges

“I hear that he’s one of the greatest of all time, but I don’t buy it – never did,” “He drops balls. He’s not a natural catcher. He’s not a great route runner, blah, blah, blah. He’s big and strong and good with the run after the catch, if he catches it. I can give you 100 negatives. It’s just not worth it."These words come from a general manager. It seems a bad situation for Owens.whatever,In fairness,Owens has lost off his game has been made exponentially worse by some of Buffalo’s other decisions.Such as franchise traded anchor offensive tackle Jason Peters(notes) to the Philadelphia Eagles in April. One people cant make a tango.Clearly, Owens is a player with a gauntlet of concerns that make him a shaky commodity.The evaluators make such a comment on him:it’s not an issue of the walls he builds inside the locker room, but rather the walls he runs into once he leaves it.