“I love my situation here,” Owens said. “Other than that, things that happened in Philly happened three years ago. I don’t know what the deal is with me being in the news from (McNabb). I am happy here. I am scoring touchdowns. I have scored as many touchdowns in just as many games with Tony Romo as I did with them. I don’t know what the problem is.”

That comment can be looked at as a small shot back at Donovan, saying that it doesn’t matter who the QB is, he is going to score TDs.

I guess TO can’t get over it either. There is too much bad blood between these two to get over it. It’s like Ali and Frasier. These two will hate each other until they are old men.

Yup there sure are more options. I was just citing the ones that came to me at the moment. These athletes have a dictionary of cliches at their disposal.

As for it being a formal interview, anyone who’s ever seen one knows that there are more options than answering honestly and saying “No comment.”  There are hundreds of ways of giving an answer that is meaningless and skirts around the topic.  Head coaches do it each and every week.  McNabb answered the question that way because he wanted to answer it that way.