Throughout his NFL career, Terrell Owens was infamous for causing uproar. He was mostly noted for drawing criticism and attention for his overly extravagant touchdown celebrations. Owens' "excessive celebration" regularly resulted in penalties and fines for the teams he was a member of. In addition, he received multiple suspensions during his career for violations of the league's drug policy. However, his greatest controversy may be considered off the field rather than on it. Owens was involved in several incidents throughout his career that raised questions about his ability to lead. First, there was his incident with security at the 2000 NFC Championship game when he tried to kick an opposing player after scoring a touchdown. Then in 2003, while with the Dallas Cowboys, he was accused of threatening to kill then-owner Jerry Jones if he did not release him. These events along with many others have made many wonder whether or not Owens is fit to be a leader. In addition, there are also questions about his character. He has been accused of sexual harassment by two former employees while with the Philadelphia Eagles and also got into a fight with his teammate Roy Williams during training camp in 2010. Finally, there is also evidence that he may have been involved in illegal activities including allegations that he stole balls from other players during practice and sold them back to them. This would mean that he had violated the NFL's substance abuse policy.