Donte' Stallworth

[ice grillin you]

who gives a crap what his wr ranking is....outside of westbrook hes the only real playmaker on the team (offense or defense)....he makes them much better


We have the money. No point why we can't get him what he wants


It burns when I poop

[Sgt PSN]

It burns when I pee

You're welcome.


As for Stallworth, I look at it like this:

I don't advocate spending money simply for the sake of spending money ala Danny Boy.  However, when it comes down to it Stallworth is the best available player at his position that the Eagles can get.  No FA for next year is worth a damn and the draft class isn't overly impressive either.  Besides, this team needs a veteran in it's recieving corps who can take on some sort of leadership role. 

Given that, I say pay the dude.  And if you have to "over pay" a little then so be it.  Take a fair contract offer and add a couple mil to it.  It's not going to break the bank either way and the bottom line is that there are probably at least a dozen teams out there willing to over pay for the guy.  There's no denying that the offense runs better when he's on the field than it does when he's off.  He may be an injury risk but it's not like the Eagles are sitting in a position where they can't afford to take a risk or 2.  Infact, I'd say they're in a position where they NEED to be risk takers to try and re-establish themselves as a dominant team again. 

[Dillen]

He might not be in the top-15 in the NFL but he's better than anyone else we have, could possibly get in the draft or otherwise obtain via free agency.

Sign him.

NOW.

Exactly. I'm usually in agreement with the front office in not overpaying for players. With Stallworth...as long as his contract isnt like $35+M give him whatever the hell he wants. I'm finally getting really fed up with the saving money shtein.

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

Looks like I may get drunk at training camp next year.

[Rome]

Looks like I may get drunk at training camp next year.

With or without those three shots, that's a given. 

PS: Spadaro is gonna shtein when he sees that bill next year.

[Eaglez]

With the cap projected to be $116 by 2008, I don't think the Eagles will have an excuse not to sign Stallworth long term, unless they just don't want him.

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=2689784

He's young, fast, and wants to play in Philly and wants to play with McNabb.

As mentioned earlier, he also has nagging injuries and drops balls every once in a while, so he's a perfect fit here.

[ice grillin you]

dropped balls are the most overrated stat in sports and i hope its never brought up again on this board

[Diomedes]

Reggie Brown has worse hands than any other player in the league this year.  He's dropped like 14 passes, all entirely his fault.  I could have caught every one of 'em.

Stallworth has better hands.

igy is fat and blind

[SunMo]

reggie brown didn't seem to have any drops on Monday, that was nice.

[T_Section224]

PS: Spadaro is gonna shtein when he sees that bill next year.

just let me know when and where

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

reggie brown didn't seem to have any drops on Monday, that was nice.

Don't get used to it.

[Eaglez]

When a WR can't catch it's cause for concern.

The distinction between a ball that would be tough to catch and a dropped ball should be pretty obvious.

[ice grillin you]

When a WR can't catch it's cause for concern.

when youre billy mcmullen it matters...when youre reggie brown it doesnt...every wr in the league drops the ball...some more than others...thats the way it will be until the end of time...deal with it

[Eaglez]

So when you're big, slow and drop the ball you suck.

but when you run fast and drop the ball you're fine.

Got it.

Reggie Brown can make big plays. But his hands need to be more consistent. Obviously, you can't make plays unless you have possession of the ball. Reggie Brown has great talent, and he can even be better if he just works on his concentration. And that is something that can be fixed, or at least markedly improved.

[rjs246]

Reggie Brown can make plays and has talent. Using the word great with him is stupid.