For years, Terrell Owens has been labeled a cancer to the teams he's played for and now it seems its finally starting to come back to him. According to DallasCowboys.com staff writer, Josh Ellis, the team informed Owens Wednesday night that he was going to be released.

The team has not officially announced the decision, but Owens texted several of his teammates with announcement. The decision comes after a drama-filled 2008 season that saw and heard reports of animosity between Owens and Romo along with several coaches. Despite having three 1,000 yard seasons with the team, team brass apparently thought the locker room environment was more important. Of course, Owens was still under contract and the team will owe him a cool $9.6 million for the next season.

Now that Owens is a free agent, who would want him?