Terrell Owens Says He'd Be 'Viable Option' for Team in NFL Playoffs at 50 Years Old

Terrell Owens is more than a decade removed from his NFL career, but the former wide receiver believes he's still good for a few snaps.

Per USA Today's Josh Peter, Owens said that while he couldn't go for a full game, he could come in for an NFL playoff team and be a "viable option."

"It's all about the condition that you put yourself in,'' Owens said. "I've been able to take care of my body.

"If you think about the playoffs, a lot of these games are won by third downs and obviously red-zone situations. Could I go out and play 70 snaps right now? Absolutely not. But I'd be a viable option if I were on the team, that's for sure.''

While Owens retired in 2010, he was productive even in his final season. While playing for the Cincinnati Bengals in his last campaign, Owens recorded 983 yards and nine touchdowns on the season.

His NFL career might have ended years ago, but Owens has been active in other leagues in recent years. In 2022, Owens played in Fan Controlled Football, a flag football league. It was even reported that he had communications with the Dallas Cowboys about a potential return in 2022, though he ultimately wouldn't make his return to the field.

Perhaps if a team is looking for a spark next season, they'll give Owens a call.