Ex-Cowboy Terrell Owens a Fit for the San Diego Chargers

Nothing has officially been reported, but if a team hasn't specifically said they aren't interested in Terrell Owens, they might as well be interested. Think about it.

Terrell Owens is aging, and obviously will want to win a Super Bowl.

Many of the teams that would be likely to pick him up, such as Oakland, San Fransisco, Chicago, Minnesota, and Jacksonville, to name a few, are not Super Bowl contenders.

However, San Diego is, and while they have a decent receivers corps, they lack a great wide receiver.

Currently, the Chargers are assesing what LaDainian Tomlinson's contributions will be going forward, and what happens to LT certainly has a huge effect on what the Chargers do.

If LT were to leave the team, they would be losing a star player on offense and a prime target for Phillip Rivers, considering LT is one of the greatest pass-catching running backs in the NFL.

So, hypothetically speaking, if LT were to leave, they would gain all of that right back with Owens.

San Diego would likely sign him to a short two-year deal, which may be enough to send San Diego to the Super Bowl.

If LT does stay, the chances seem less likely, but there would be no question of whose team it is.

It would still be LT's team, and Phillip Rivers' personality as a loud-mouthed bad boy QB might actully sit well with Owens.

San Diego has never said they weren't interested in Owens, and from what the media and other sources have gathered together, if you haven't said you aren't interested, you are interested.

San Diego would be the best option for T.O. to consider—the question is, does San Diego want him?

The Chargers are a somewhat aging team, and if they want to win a Super Bowl with their core group of players, they would likely have to do it within the next three to four years.

If they picked up Terrell Owens, they would be, undoubtedly, the greatest offense in the NFL.