New England Patriots Consider Terrell Owens

Tom Brady to Randy Moss, Wes Welker, and Terrell Owens—wouldn't that be beautiful?

New England should consider signing former Dallas star Terrell Owens.

Moneywise, the Patriots freed up almost $18 million by trading Matt Cassel and Mike Vrabel, so they should have the money to sign the 13-year vet to a one-year deal.

Remember, Moss wasn't the nicest guy around when the Pats brought him in—but he hasn't gotten into major trouble since he joined. Bill Belichick can handle Owens; when you look at the Dallas Cowboys it was "Pac-Man" Jones causing most of the trouble.

Owens' complaints about the offense, Tony Romo, and Jason Witten is well-grounded: have you ever seen a quarterback go to a tight end that much when Roy Williams, Terrell Owens, and Terry Glenn are downfield?

Offensively, the 2009 Patriots with Owens aboard would be better than the 2007 Patriots. Over the past three seasons Owens and Moss have combined for 444 receptions for 6641 yards and 72 touchdowns, and that's including Moss's bad season with Oakland.

Most people are screaming for the Bears to get Owens. Will the Bears be able to hold him together in Chicago? Even if they can, Orton won't be able to get him the ball, and Owens would run the team with Orton as quarterback. I don't see Moss or Brady sitting back and letting him lead.

Others are saying the Colts might go for Owens as a complement to Reggie Wayne. Does it make since to lose Marvin Harrison, and then sign Owens? Also, with a new coach in Jim Caldwell, Owens would think he could run the show.

Owens would be glad to go to New England he wants to win in his final years in the NFL. This is his best chance to win a Super Bowl ring.