Drew Rosenhaus enjoying his 15 minutes
Terrell Owens’ agent, Drew Rosenhaus, is almost as good as his client in terms of getting attention. He’s been on Letterman (here’s part one and part two of that interview), and now he’s in a new TV spot for Burger King, defending one of his other “clients”—the King. One of the reporters asks: “Is it true your client, the King, wants to be called ‘T.K.’?” Rosenhaus was probably a second choice for the role, after Bill Parcells. Via The Sports Oasis.
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