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New flag football league brings out former NFL stars | Pro32: Head to Head SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) — Terrell Owens and Chad Johnson ran pass patterns with big smiles on their faces visible throughout the stadium.

Portrait of an athlete: Jesse Owens on film Jesse Owens died on March 31st 1980

Terrell Owens has one word for receiver-needy Eagles: 'Available' Terrell Owens isn’t out in his driveway doing sit-ups and hoping some team will notice. The former player with more NFL receptions than anyone other than Jerry Rice simply answered a question on Twitter, and did so in one word. Still, that word — Read more ... “Available” — was Owens’ very interesting answer...

Does This Mean Chad Was Right About Jordan Being On "The Bachelorette" For The Wrong Reasons? Of course Chad couldn't keep quiet about THIS.

The Real Lesson Of 'The Bachelorette' Is Never Trust A Chad One Chad leaves, another Chad arrives -- in the form of a well-placed tabloid article.

Olympic Runner Jesse Owens' Racial Adversity Is Now A Biopic Stephan James portrays Owens during the Nazi-impacted 1936 games.

Watch the Genuinely Inspiring Trailer for Race, the Jesse Owens Biopic We all know how Jesse Owens’ story ends: He competed in the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games, won four gold medals, and “single-handedly crushed Hitler’s myth of Aryan supremacy.” But the upcoming Jesse Owens biopic, Race, shows us how he got there. Read more ... In the first tailer for Race, we see Owens (Stephen James) training...

Gary Owens, Announcer of ‘Laugh-In’ Fame, Dies at 80 Radio, TV and voiceover performer Gary Owens died on Feb. 12 at his home in the Encino neighborhood of Los Angeles. Owens, who was 80, had been a diabetic since the age of 8. Owens was probably best known as the announcer on NBC’s “Rowan and Mart Read more ... in’s Laugh-In” (1968-73), with his trademark hand-over…

Terrell Owens: 'I could be a 1,000-yard receiver right now' On SI Now, former Pro Bowl wide receiver Terrell Owens tells us why he believes he could still perform at a high level in today's pass-friendly NFL.