Despite recent reports by "OCNN," otherwise known as the "Ochocinco News Network," Terrell Owens is unlikely to join the Bengals in 2010, according to ESPN's Chris Mortensen.
Analysis:  Mortensen said on ESPN's Sunday morning NFL Countdown show that the Bengals want to develop their own young receivers. T.O. will likely have to look elsewhere for employment this offseason.

Terrell Owens has vowed to change his last name to "Ocho Uno" if he becomes a member of the Cincinnati Bengals next season, according to the Sporting News.
Analysis:  Chad Ochocinco is lobbying hard for the move to happen, but so far, there have been no indications that the Bengals plan on pursuing T.O. Stay tuned.

The Bengals' Chad Ochocinco has spent Super Bowl week trying to recruit Owens to sign with them once he becomes a free agent in March, the Bengals' official site reports.
Analysis:  Of course, the team itself can't make contact with Owens yet, so this is the furthest you can get from being locked in.

The Buffalo News doesn't believe wide receiver Terrell Owens will be back with the Bills in 2010.
Analysis:  The paper goes as far as saying it's a "virtual lock" that he will not be back. At age 36, as evidenced by his 55 catches, 829 yards and six touchdowns this season, he still has something left in the tank, but his usefulness on the rebuilding Bills is minimal. After a controversy-free season, he should be able to find a suitor for 2010.

Owens had four catches for 65 yards and a TD on Sunday in a 30-7 win over the Colts
Analysis:  Owens finished with five receiving touchdowns and 829 yards through the air - both career lows for a full season. Fantasy owners should cut their losses now.