Terrell Owens Fires Back With NSFW Tweet After Donovan McNabb's Tell-All Blamed Him for Eagles Breakup
By Jackson Thompson

Hall of Fame wide receiver Terrell Owens would not simply sit back after Bleacher Report published a video of former Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb giving his perspective on TO's tenure in Philadelphia.
Specifically, McNabb commented on Owens' drama towards the end of his run in Philly, essentially blaming the dramatic wideout for the Eagles' shortcomings.
“I give a nice peace sign and keep it moving” ✌️@donovanjmcnabb says the T.O. drama broke up the Eagles. His relationship with Owens is fractured to this day.
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) January 22, 2020
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McNabb claimed that Owen's attention-seeking antics and knack for causing drama and divide in the locker room distracted teammates from focusing on the game. The drama erupted following the Eagles' Super Bowl loss to the Patriots in 2005.
"All of a sudden there's turmoil here and there's conversation going back and forth and we had to answer those questions instead of focusing on what we need to do in order to get back to where we were," McNabb said. "That was the major distraction for us. He's doin pushups, he's doin situps, he's playin basketball, he's ordering pizza for the people out there and we're sitting there in training camp and we're just like 'you gotta be kidding me.'"
Eight hours after the video was posted, Owens clapped back.
Ohhhh shit!!!! I can’t wait 2 tell my story!!! I’m bringing ?, doing sit-ups and gonna eat a couple cans of “CHUNKY SOUP!!” ???
— Terrell Owens (@terrellowens) January 22, 2020
This guy is a joke!! Talking bout I broke up the @eagles!! Did u tell em that u vouched for the Eagles to pay Westbrook but NOT ME!! ?????♂️ It’s on! https://t.co/jU8aGymIfD
In his response Tweet, Owens called McNabb a joke and cited his Campbell's Chunky Soup TV commercial. He also criticized his former quarterback for vouching for former RB Brian Westbrook and suggesting to extend his contract in favor of Owens'.
Following the 2005 season, McNabb got his request and Owens was cut, and Owens opted to join the rival Dallas Cowboys upon his release. Neither McNabb nor Owens would win a Super Bowl in their careers.