Terrell Owens is a football player for the Cincinnati Bengals and has a net worth of $0. Terrell Owens accumulated a much higher net worth through his football career with the NFL, playing for The 49er’s, Philladelphia Eagles, Dallas Cowboys, Buffalo Bills and the Cincinnati Bangles but unfortunately has hit tough financial times recently. Terrell Owens holds the position of wide receiver. He was born in Alexander City, Alabama U.S. Even though he earned nearly $70 million during his career in the NFL, in November 2011 he announced to a judge that he is completely broke and has absolutely no monthly income since he is no longer playing in the NFL. At the time he was in court asking for reductions in four separate child support cases. In documents submitted to the judge, Terrell described how he is currently required to pay nearly $60,000 a month to four different baby mamas. He also pays $63,000 a month for all the homes that these women live in. Furthermore, his personal home in Georgia is currently in foreclosure which has forced him to move into an girlfriend’s apartment in Los Angeles. Tough times for TO. The final lesson here is save your money and use a condom.
Terrell Owens Salary History
2010: $4 million
2009: $6.2 million
2008: $13.7 million
2007: $8 million
2006: $10 million
2005: $2.7 million
2004: $9.1 million
2003: $4.7 million
2002: $4.1 million
2001: $2.4 million
2000: $1.8 million
Total: $66.8 million
Unsigned wide receiver Terrell Owens held a workout yesterday televised by the NFL Network to show he's recovered from a torn ACL.
When word got out that Terrell Owens had torn his ACL and recently underwent surgery to repair the injury everyone had something to say. Some think...
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2011 Highlights of T.0's latest year as a Bengal. TO is one of the best wide receivers the NFL has ever seen and is in my opinion a first ...
This was the most hilarious & most nastiest feud ever. It really was fucked up what TO did to Donovan but I bet Donovan miss TO because ...
