Terrell Owens is suing his former agents, Drew and Jason Rosenhaus, for $6.5 million.

Owens is seeking damages for breach of fiduciary duty, fraud and negligence.

Rosenhaus introduced Owens to now-banned financial adviser Jeff Rubin and recommended he manage his finances.

"Terrell trusted [Drew] Rosenhaus when he recommended that Terrell hire Rubin as his financial adviser," said Owens' attorneys, Curtis Carlson and Chase Carlson of Miami-based Carlson & Lewittes, P.A. "It is completely ridiculous that Rosenhaus would refer a five-time Pro Bowler to a financial advisor who has been accused of stealing from his clients in the past, whose college degree was in Exercise Science, and who was inexperienced. Rosenhaus should have steered Terrell away from Rubin, not toward him."