Eagles T.O.O much for Ravens

[NewHope]

Eagles T.O.O much for Ravens
Chiefs stun Colts 45-35 | Scoreboard

What does "T.O.O much for" mean?

I think "T.O" should refer to "Terrell Owens", but "T.O.O"? And what "much for" meant?

Context:

Owens gets last laugh as Eagles nip Ravens
By Rob Maadi, The Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA — Terrell Owens gave Ray Lewis some dance tips, mocking the All-Pro linebacker with a few of his own moves and making even more enemies in Baltimore. Owens had an 11-yard TD catch and David Akers kicked three field goals, helping the Philadelphia Eagles beat the Baltimore Ravens 15-10 Sunday to reach 7-0 for the first time in franchise history. (Related item:Box score)

http://www.usatoday.com/sports/football/games/2004-10-31-eagles-ravens_x.htm

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PS. TD catch = ?

 

[Casiopea]

It's a play on words: X is too much for Y. In other words, Eagles T.0.0 much for Ravens means, The Eagles are more than a match for the Ravens.

T. (Terrell)
O. (Owens)
O (refers to the score: 7-0; Note, There isn't a period after O, which means it's not an acronym--rather, it's a number, the number zero, which is often called oh, "O")