Well, I don't know much about sports but I will say I never fail to be entertained by TO's antics.  A few years ago he trashed the quarterback of his own team and said he wished he could  be traded for Brett Favre. Never a dull moment with TO.

Possessed of incredible physical gifts, he appears to be an emotional basket case, and there have been more than a few occasions when I've suspected he's actually mentally ill.  Hasn't shown his team destroying characteristics with the Cowboys so far, and when he's on, and has his stuff together, he's brilliant.

He has the ability to be another Irving, but he can't be another Randy Moss, let alone Jerry Rice. After he get's his hand on the football he's a force, with great speed, hard hitting (like Walter Payton) and drive. When he's excited he adds a level to his game Moss couldn't dream about. But he's got to catch the football BEFORE he runs. He's still got to learn to handle media under adversity (how 'bout they stay from him instead of complaing he talks too much? If he didn't they'd still say he had attitude problems). Nobody is a distraction when you're winning, but they try so hard to make him a villain. Oh yeah, football... keep him running, keep throwing him the ball and you'll keep winning. Unlike Moss, he has to be in the game.

He has everything you need as a wide receiver. He has good speed, he's big, he's competitive. But he gets distracted by many things. He's dropped some passes he should not have and he has caused some of his teammates to lose their focus. He doesn't block well. He could've been great but I am predicting he'll just be remebered as a almost was.

Sure, he's no Jerry Rice, Lance Alworth, or Michael Irvin but I'll be damned if he ain't up there in rank with them.