There's a reason the Saints gave up on him.
Actually there's several reasons the Saints "gave up" on Stallworth -
1. Stallworth says all the right things to the press then something entirely different when he thinks the mikes are off. When he was with the Saints he said things like "he wanted to stay with the team, retire a Saint, loved N.O. and the fans, etc." But his friends and family told the press outside N.O. that "he wants to test the FA market". Turns out his friends and family were right.
2. In hindsight trading him turned out to be a brillant move. He would've walked away from the Saints for nothing....so the trade turned out to be brillant for the Saints. The Eagles rented him for the year, the Saints got their starting MLB (Simoneau) and fourth round pick.
3. Sean Payton demands consistency out of his receivers not just big play
ability. As many big highlight reel plays Stallworth he makes an equal number of drive killing drops. You never see those drops on ESPN.....
4. The emergence of Marques Colston. As Saints mini camps progressed Colston climbed the Saints roster. By the final mini camp the 7th rounder was competing neck and neck with the former 1st rounder. Credit Payton for having the stones to start a 7th over a first rounder.
5. Stallworth wants a top receiver's contract. He did with the Saints, he did with the Eagles, that hasn't changed as FA approaches. Ask yourself this - if Stallworth really wants to stay with the Eagles all he would have to do is lower his asking price slightly (or is it just lip service?). Someone is going to overpay for him do you want it to be the Dolphins?
Don't get me wrong Stallworth isn't a "bad guy" in the TO mold. He is over rated but a decent player when healthy.....