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you have to remember that coach payton want's "character" player's. rumor is it, that he's been detrimental to the overall status of what the coach is trying to implement. i do not look for him to be in a saint's uniform at the end of camp.
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we will probably get nothing for him just like smith
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The biggest problem with this team during the Haz era was the attitude of the players. One guy with a bad tude can upset the apple cart. I say if Stallworth is an attitude problem, get what you can for him at best, or cut him. Joe Horn will play hurt, and has a attitude of wanting to win. We need to line someone opposite him with a similar attitude, no matter what. I can't see that someone being stallsworth.
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I'm honestly amazed with all this talk. If given the chance to start, Stallworth will be our #1 WR and will have 1,000+ yards receiving. I just don't get it.
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whodat he was the #1 last year. it is not a talent issue it is how you use it on the field. He is the biggest disappointment for 3 years now. he just needs to step it NOW. earn the big money. If he could get the drops under 8, for once, in a year he would be safe. we are still waiting. sucking it up over the middle all the time would help him.
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OK, first of all, to say that Donte Stallworth is the biggest disappointment of the last three years is a gross overstatement.
Second, consider the other WRs drafted around the time that he was. Ashley Lelie - can you say that Lelie is any better right now? I can't. I'd rather have Stallworth, who has gotten better each of the last two years, not a guy on the decline. Javon Walker - looked to be a superstar emerging in 2004, then he got hurt. Now who knows? Walker is more of a gamble right now then Stallworth, though he admittedly has greater upside potentially if he comes back. Jabar Gaffney - talk about a guy who has underperformed. Stallworth has been better than this guy all around. Josh Reed - do I really even need to make a comparison. Tim Carter, Andre' Davis, Reche Caldwell... come on. Antwaan Randle El - has never produced a year as good as Stallworth's 2005 numbers. Antonio Bryant - he's probably the closest to Stallworth. Quietly getting better - not exactly the threat everyone thought, but growing in consistency. All I'm saying is - there are a couple of guys who have put up big single season numbers in that group, but none of them have consistently outperformed Donte - and that's with last year's debacle. I mean, how much is enough? If the guy has 80 Rec. for 1050 yards and 8 TDs, will that be good enough? |
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