Donte' Stallworth

[The BIGSTUD]

Whatever.

[Seabiscuit36]

I thought Philly was his #1 

[The BIGSTUD]

They were. But when a team isn't interested in you, then you tend to explore other options.

[Sgt PSN]

So long Donte.  It was nice knowing ya. 

I will now wear my Stallworth jersey to every Eagles game I attend next year to show my outrage towards management.  I refuse to buy another jersey or support for this franchise with my own money.  Well, except for when I buy an $8 beer or eat a $4 hot dog while sitting in a seat that just had the ticket price raised on it.  But other than that, I'm not spending another dime on this team. 

[Rome]

Fight the power, Sassy.

[The BIGSTUD]

So long Donte.  It was nice knowing ya. 

I will now wear my Stallworth jersey to every Eagles game I attend next year to show my outrage towards management.  I refuse to buy another jersey or support for this franchise with my own money.  Well, except for when I buy an $8 beer or eat a $4 hot dog while sitting in a seat that just had the ticket price raised on it.  But other than that, I'm not spending another dime on this team. 

Same here, and I'm including game tickets.

[ice grillin you]

can you imagine stallworth with brady...brady has turned complete garbage guys into players his whole career...whats he gonna do with someone like stallworth who has real talent

brady had terry glenn for i think one year and other than that deion branch or troy brown has been his best wr...pretty amazing

[Rome]

LOL - Brady turned a stiff like Jabar Gaffney into a productive receiver.

I shudder to think what he'd be able to do with someone like Stallworth.

[BigEd76]

Schefter link on NFL.com

To the relief of quarterback Tom Brady and the rest of Patriot Nation, New England signed one wide receiver and could soon add another.

After trading 2007 second- and seventh-round draft choices to Miami for wide receiver Wes Welker and signing him to a five-year, $18.1 million contract that included $10.75 million in guaranteed money, the Patriots were scheduled to host a visit with Philadelphia free-agent wide receiver Donte' Stallworth.
   
Around the league, there are questions about Stallworth's character. But Stallworth is willing to take a one-year deal with New England, the team he would love to play for if he doesn't return to Philadelphia, to prove his value to the Patriots and around the league.

Stallworth recently talked about how much the Patriots appealed to him, and now New England is giving him a chance to say the same thing to its coaches and front office.

From New England, Stallworth is scheduled to visit Tennessee, which lost free-agent wide receiver Drew Bennett to the St. Louis Rams, which gave the free-agent a six-year, $30 million deal that included $9.5 million in guaranteed money.

Stallworth still might also return to Philadelphia. But his decision is expected shortly.

[ice grillin you]

jesus hes willing to take a one year deal again?

what the hell are the eagles doing...step up and get something done

[MURP]

seems obvious the Eagles have HANK BASKETT HYSTERIA!!

[Geowhizzer]

OMGHANKBASKETT! 




(I know, I know... somebody had to do it.)

[Rome]

Does anyone here really think the Eagles are going to give a player with a drug problem a contract?


I'll say it again... A DRUG problem.   Hello??

[BigEd76]

Besides Bluntholder?

[PhillyPhreak54]

How long was Buck on the team?

Goodbye, Donte. The Eagles are ignorant motherfargers.

Like Spads mentioned the other day, he sees Tennessee getting into it big time with him.