Donte Stallworth is hoping to get more then Todd Pinkston's carrer high of 8 TD's when he becomes the New Eagles's wide reciever. The Philly-hopeful are hoping that he becomes the new #1 option for the Eagles, but the stats show a far scarier version of Stallworth. He's only caught 23 TD's on a 4 year basis and many people blame it on injury. But when I took the time to study Stallworth in 13 games played, he caught 8 TD's. The very next year he plays at an incompetent low catching 3 TD's, what does that show you about the new #1? Or how about this? The last 2 seasons Donte Stallworth played 2 full seasons. The result? A combined 12 TD's. He has Todd Pinkston all over him, which is ridicilious considering he was a first rounder. Touchdowns aside, Donte Stallworth to his credit pretty much had a succesfull carreer. He had nearly racked more then 1 thousand yards in 2005 and there are only 2 occassions he hasn't reached 600. If Donte Stallworth can help move the chains, it'll be a very productive trade for sure. Just don't expect big time numbers out of a WR that can't even beat the 8 TD limit he set for himself. Another telling statsitic, before I wrap this up, is that he never played below 10 games in his carrer. The lowest was 11 games. 11 Games, 3 TD's, ridicilious.
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting Super_Sixer_Fan:</div><div class="quote_post">Donte Stallworth is hoping to get more then Todd Pinkston's carrer high of 8 TD's when he becomes the New Eagles's wide reciever. The Philly-hopeful are hoping that he becomes the new #1 option for the Eagles, but the stats show a far scarier version of Stallworth. He's only caught 23 TD's on a 4 year basis and many people blame it on injury. But when I took the time to study Stallworth in 13 games played, he caught 8 TD's. The very next year he plays at an incompetent low catching 3 TD's, what does that show you about the new #1? Or how about this? The last 2 seasons Donte Stallworth played 2 full seasons. The result? A combined 12 TD's. He has Todd Pinkston all over him, which is ridicilious considering he was a first rounder. Touchdowns aside, Donte Stallworth to his credit pretty much had a succesfull carreer. He had nearly racked more then 1 thousand yards in 2005 and there are only 2 occassions he hasn't reached 600. If Donte Stallworth can help move the chains, it'll be a very productive trade for sure. Just don't expect big time numbers out of a WR that can't even beat the 8 TD limit he set for himself. Another telling statsitic, before I wrap this up, is that he never played below 10 games in his carrer. The lowest was 11 games. 11 Games, 3 TD's, ridicilious.</div> He had Drew Brees throwing to him. He should make the pro bowl this year as an Eagle. Stay Tuned...
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting Lakers4Life:</div><div class="quote_post">He had Drew Brees throwing to him. He should make the pro bowl this year as an Eagle. Stay Tuned...</div> No, he had Aaron Brooks throwing to him because this is Brees' first year as a Saint. Super_Sixer_Fan, you are acting like he was the number one option in New Orleans. Joe Horn was the number one reciever for the entire time Stallworth was there. Also, Jerome Pathon used to get a lot of catches too because the Saints spread the ball around. How can you say a guy can't be a first option on offense based on his past stats when he has never been a first option during his NFL career?
Regardless, Donte has been brilliant for us so far in the season. Sim and a 4th round pick for Donte is a HUGE steal, no matter how you look at it
