Terrell Owens Dr. Phil Appearance Shows How Far WR Has Truly Fallen

Terrell Owens has fallen hard and his career has become a mess since he last played in the NFL back in 2010 with the Cincinnati Bengals.

His latest publicity stunt involves an appearance on the Dr. Phil show, along with some of the mothers of his children.

According to Jonathan Hailey of The Urban Daily, the former NFL star will be appearing on not one, but two episodes of the daytime talk show within the next two weeks.

Apparently, the WR will be hashing out issues with his “baby mommas,” which include his personal problems, at which point the relationships broke with the women and the lack of time he spends with his children.

T.O’s sad cry for attention and the need to publicly expose his failed fatherhood may stem from his own tormented childhood.

According to at least one biography (at JockBio.com), Owens is a product of a broken home and was raised by a neglected mother and overbearing grandmother in an environment that did not foster love or support.

It’s likely that many of these issues will be front and center when T.O. attempts to reconcile and explain why he reportedly only saw his three-year-old son and other children a total of 12 times since their births.

Owens spent most of last year attempting to rehab from a torn ACL he underwent surgery for in April of 2011. He hosted a televised workout for NFL scouts but was not offered any contracts.

Instead, the flamboyant superstar took his talents to the Indoor Football League and signed a reported six-figure deal for a season with the Allen (Texas) Wranglers, according to the team's official website.

Now that the potential future Hall of Famer is 38 years old, he needs to give up on his pro football dreams and realize that it’s time to take care of himself and his family.

Hopefully Dr. Phil can help him realize that.