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Wide Receiver Rank: #204
Overall: #583
A move to Cleveland didn't exactly jumpstart the career of Stallworth. Once again, he battled injuries and underperformed. He had just 17 receptions, which was a career low. Stallworth is a top deep threat, but is very inconsistent. He tends to drop passes and battle a lot of nagging injuries. He has the talent to be a solid starter, but continues to search for that breakout season at age 28. Stallworth was suspended for the entire 2009 season without pay for violating both the NFL's policy on substances of abuse and the personal conduct policy.
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Move one. Stallworth is done this season. He might even be done in the NFL after his run in with the law. |
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| The Cleveland Browns have announced they have terminated the contract of WR Donte' Stallworth. |
| Fantasy Impact: That was quick. He might get a chance with some team, but don't expect much at this point. |
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| Tony Grossi, of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, reports the Cleveland Browns will release WR Donte' Stallworth, but the formality of an announcement may not come immediately, according to a source. The red-letter date regarding Stallworth is March 20. If he is on the team's 80-man roster on that date - the 15th day of the 2010 league year - he would earn a $1 million roster bonus. The Browns do not intend to pay it, so Stallworth will be released by then. |
| Fantasy Impact: He'll get another chance with some team, but don't expect a big impact. |
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| Bob Glauber, of Newsday, reports NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said suspended Cleveland Browns WR Donte' Stallworth will be reinstated after Super Bowl XLIV. |
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| Steve Doerschuk, of the Canton Repository, reports Cleveland Browns president Mike Holmgren said the team is expected to make a decision in the near future on whether to keep suspended WR Donte' Stallworth on the roster. |
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| Tony Grossi, of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, reports the Cleveland Browns have no intention of bringing back suspended WR Donte' Stallworth next season. |
| Fantasy Impact: He'll probably get a chance with some team, but don't expect much. He has off the field concerns and is a career underachiever. |
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| Peter King, of SI.com, reports NFL commissioner Roger Goodell will reinstate WR Donte' Stallworth so that he'll be able to sign with any NFL team in 2010. Stallworth is still under contract with the Cleveland Browns. |
| Fantasy Impact: He could catch on with some team, but don't expect a huge role. |
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| Tony Grossi, of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, reports the Cleveland Browns won't release WR Donte' Stallworth because the move would cost them about $7.6 million on their salary cap. As a result of Stallworth's suspension, the Browns will receive cap relief of $745,000, which is Stallworth's base salary. |
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| NFL.com reports NFL commissioner Roger Goodell has suspended Cleveland Browns WR Donte' Stallworth for the entire 2009 season without pay for violating both the NFL's policy on substances of abuse and the personal conduct policy. Stallworth is not allowed to participate in any team activities and will be reinstated after the Super Bowl. |
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| The Associated Press reports suspended Cleveland Browns WR Donte' Stallworth will be allowed to leave home confinement to train with a strength and conditioning coach, a judge ruled Tuesday, Aug. 11. At a morning hearing, Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Dennis Murphy granted a motion to modify the conditions of Stallworth's house arrest. Stallworth, who pleaded guilty in June to DUI manslaughter, will now be allowed to train outside of his home with a coach five days a week in South Florida, according to court documents. |
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| ESPN.com reports a Miami judge is expected to hear arguments on suspended Cleveland Browns WR Donte' Stallworth's motion to cut his time on house arrest and probation, which were part of his DUI manslaughter plea bargain. A hearing on the motion is expected to take place Tuesday, Aug. 11. |
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