Tim Tebow has another job offer on the table.
Having seemingly turned down the chance to work for the Omaha Beef of the Indoor Football League and also for the Lingerie League, Tebow could now sign a contract with the Arena League'sShow More Summary
Former New York Jets backup quarterback Tim Tebow was offered a contract Tuesday by the Omaha Beef of the Champions Professional Indoor Football League.
Tim Tebow will not be heading to the Miami Dolphins. The former Jets QB is currently looking for a job (he’s been offered positions in the lingerie football league and an indoor football league) and a recent rumor pointed in the direction of the Miami Dolphins. A team source denied the rumor saying that the [...]Show More Summary
Redemption. After failing to be signed by an NFL team in 2011, after embarrassingly playing for and being cut by the Indoor Football League's Allen Wranglers, Terrell Owens will get exactly that with the Seattle Seahawks this season....Show More Summary
We at Deadspin cover a lot of ramshackle football leagues—the Arena, Indoor, and United States leagues come to mind—but none of them seems as ramshackle as the Lingerie Football League. This outfit has 12 teams playing seven-on-seven in small venues throughout this great land. Show More Summary
Terrell Owens is back in the NFL with the Seattle Seahawks. The Seahawks signed the 38-year-old to a 1-year contract worth $1 million dollars, according to ESPN. Owens hasn't played in the NFL since an unsuccessful stint with the Cincinnati...Show More Summary
Terrell Owens is back, this time on the Seattle Seahawks. After one-year stints with the Cincinnati Bengals and Buffalo Bills, and most recently a short stint with the Allen Wranglers of the Indoor Football League, T.O. is back where he belongs: the NFL. Show More Summary
Remember the Indoor Football League? A few weeks ago, we told you about the Omaha Beef and how they wouldn't be taking part in the playoffs because their owners didn't feel like paying to send the team to South Dakota to play. Then we...Show More Summary
What with Terrell Owens being recently cut from the Allen Wranglers of the Indoor Football League (he's not even good enough anymore to play for a minor league team!) as well as recent revelations of possible pending jail time (via SI) due to issues involving child support, it's fair to say that T.O.'s time as an NFL wide receiver has come to an end. Show More Summary
The Lake Charles Civic Center is not the first building you think of when pondering world class sporting events. Yes, it is home to the Louisiana Swashbucklers—but who outside the few hardcore Indoor Football League fans know that? More likely you're going to find a gun show on any given weekend—and not the Alistair Overeem variety. Show More Summary
Yesterday, in a post we published about an unfolding scandal in the Indoor Football League, we inadvertently left out a link, which made it appear that a quote from the Argus-Leader of Sioux Falls had instead come from KELO. More »
The Indoor Football League is quickly becoming my favorite professional sports league, though I use the term "professional" very, very loosely. Last week we told you how the Omaha Beef would miss the IFL playoffs because they're owned by the league, and the league decided the Beef's participation wouldn't be worth it financially. Show More Summary
The last time we heard about the Indoor Football League was when Terrell Owens got cut by the Allen Wranglers for basically being Terrell Owens. Now comes news that the Omaha Beef—and isn't that the best nickname ever?—will miss the playoffs because of what the IFL's interim commissioner called "extenuating circumstances." Such as? More »
Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones extends helping hand to Terrell Owens – NFL News Former National Football League (NFL) wide receiver Terrell Owens, who joined the Indoor Football League (IFL) after 2010, is once again looking for an...Show More Summary
We noted this morning that the Arena Football League players could go on strike as soon as today, and now labor unrest in the indoor league has resulted in tonight’s game being pulled from the NFL Network schedule. The AFL sent out a press release this afternoon saying that “NFL Network will not broadcast the…
ALLEN, Tex. (CAP) - Less than a week after being released by his Indoor Football League team, Terrell Owens was unceremoniously dumped from a pickup game of flag football during a neighborhood barbecue this past weekend. Witnesses say...Show More Summary
Indoor Football League (IFL) team the Allen Wranglers recently cut former NFL star Terrell Owens and now the former Pro-Bowl player wants the team to issue him a public apology and pay $160,000 or face a lawsuit. The Wranglers fired T.O. last week and took away his partial ownership in the team. At the time of [...]Show More Summary
Terrell Owens has been cut from his Indoor Football League team and is losing his ownership stake in the franchise. Jon Frankel, owner of the Allen Wranglers, said Owens had refused to play in two upcoming games and was a no-show at a scheduled event at a children's hospital. Show More Summary
The plot surrounding Terrell Owens' dismissal from the Allen Wranglers of the Indoor Football League continues to thicken. According to TMZ, an unnamed assistant coach who was recently let go by the Wranglers alleges that Owens was cut...Show More Summary
It’s hard out here for an unemployed pimp…
Allen Wranglers Evict Terrell Owens From His House, Repossess His Car
According to TMZ reports:
Terrell Owens got the crappiest severance package ever when his indoor football league team fired him