Seahawks look to add Owens? (no, not THAT one)

that's JO not TO - I don't know anything about him, so I'll let Scouts, Inc. do the heavy lifting here:

Owens is a powerful, technically sound run blocker. He shows great snap and strength at the point of attack. He plays with some pop, getting movement off the line of scrimmage. He uses proper angles, good initial quickness and a low center of gravity to gain leverage. He brings toughness, attitude and solid special teams contributions.

But Owens, a converted defensive lineman, is pretty one-dimensional. He lacks quality pass-catching tools and hasn't developed as a receiver. He doesn't have great quickness or speed to create separation. His hands are inconsistent. His route running hasn't come along, and he isn't natural in and out of stems. He hasn't shown much after-the-catch ability and isn't a threat to stretch zones. Most clubs would prefer a more versatile player in Owens' role, but he could hang around as a third tight end.

6-3, 255 sounds a little light for a primary pass-blocker.  When you think of his former team (Detroit) you certainly don't think dynamic offense.  Of course, when an offense sucks you don't usually blame the backup TE...