What about Bob?

This tired old act has grown so tired and so old, but T.O. never seems too old or too tired to talk about how he is once again the scapegoat in a quarterback-receiver relationship turned sour.

Happened in San Francisco.

Happened in Philly.

Happened in Dallas.

And each time, it's someone else's fault in T.O.'s bizzaro world.

This time, Owens feels like the scapegoat in the Cowboys' decision to boot him, in part because the team felt his overbearing presence was impeding quarterback Tony Romo's leadership capabilities.

"He was the quarterback of the team," T.O. said during his camp for kids today at Duncanville High School, according to Dallas Morning News blogger Tim McMahon. "I think everybody realized that. It was upon him to adopt that leadership role and carry that out. Obviously, they saw that didn't happen.

"So, for whatever reason, I'll be the scapegoat. I'm not here. Now, it's his team. You know, and I wish him well."

T.O. on why he feels the relationship went sour:

"Your guess is as good as mine. I don't know what happened. Obviously, somebody is lying somewhere. I don't know what happened. All I know is that I'm not here. I'm with the Buffalo Bills, and I'll leave it at that."