When Keeping It Real Goes Wrong, Dallas Cowgurl Edition

Jerry Rice never did it.......neither did Chris Carter or Michael Irvin, for that matter. None of these HOFers ever felt the need to put their QB on blast when things weren't going the way they were expected to. No one saw any gain from taking a teammate or the team itself for that matter, to task over what can be arguably seen as an in house matter. How is it, then, that Terrell Owens, the greatest schizophrenic athlete of our time, can do it to Tony Romo and it's supposed to be okay? If your team runs approximately 60 plays on offense and, on almost a third of them, they either throw the ball your way or hand it to you, then how is it that you can complain about not getting the ball enough and no one calls you a numbskull? How is it that he can drop passes left and right but still fix his lips to say that he didn't get the ball in crunch time? When your squad loses and a key element to your attack is ignored, namely the headbustin' Marion Barber, who was only allowed to touch the ball eight times last week, then why not make the case for that, instead of turning this into the latest T.O. pity party? I've been saying it for the past couple of months in a bunch of other places and now, I'll say it here......that mofo needs to see a therapist and work out this constant need on his part to get the spotlight flooded onto him, by any and all means......it's sad that the best receiver in the game, bar none, would need to go there just to get his way......but in Philly, we already knew that about him, didn't we?