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I have been a Ginn backer/excuse maker ever since we drafted him. I gave Ginn a pass on the dropped INDY td pass in the endzone to win the game because there was contact early by the defender and it was a tough catch. I should know, I was standing in the marlins dugout.

I can't make anymore excuses for his play... the guy can't catch or make a tough catch to save his life. Passes were going right through his hands for no reason and caused that pick six. I wouldn't be suprised if Henne never through another ball his way again. If Ginn ever whines about being wide open and not getting the ball Henne should punch him in the face.
 
I just can't imagine how Bill Parcells is feeling about ginn right about now. I know he likes tough in your face footballers. Which ginn is no where close to.
 
I saw joey on the sideline in the replay. I don't think I would of wanted to be standing around him at that moment.
 
I saw that too, effing hilarious.

I've seen Ginn up close and the guy is a frail human being. He runs out of bounds because if he gets hit he'll break in half.
 
For whatever reason, Ginn is regressing rather quickly. It's one thing to not catch the tough ones, but his drops today were on fairly routine passes that most receivers consistently catch.

On play that really annoyed me was when Henne threw him a deep pass, in I beleive the 2nd half. The pass was slightly underthrown but Ginn was in a good position to catch the ball if he jumps up and goes after it. Instead he lets the ball come to him and it falls incomplete.

I'm not sure I'm in favor of releasing him outright, I do still believe that he could be a decent #2 guy but right now he's dropping too many easy passes. If that doesn't change by season's end, trade him.
 
Ginn was recruited to be a track athlete at Ohio State

only after he was recruited by OSU for track and field, did the OSU coaches think "hey let's convert this guy into a speedy special teams kick returner and WR"

.....we got a track star as #1 WR.... this ain't college anymore. Cam Camron screwed us
 
Ginn is so much of a tease that there are moments he is great like some games from last year and some games from this year(when he catches) and then their is the crap ginn does today and against the Colts. There were to many drops from him and because of one of them drops turns into a pic 6 which in a way cause us the game. I am done with Tedd Ginn and I wont be surprise by this offseason that he is traded. But you have to admit that if we had a #1 receiver he would be a great #2 receiver(if he catches the ball).
 
I was the same way,

Give the guy a break he played with 3 QB's his first year. Give the guy a break he's had to suffer through coaching and coordinator changes. But enough is enough. I was never convinced this guy could be a number 1 WR but now i'm not even convinced he can be a number 2. He has speed and playmaking ability in the open field but he cannot get open consistently, he rarely makes any kind of play on the ball when covered, his hands don't seem to be as good as advertised. The guy is a fraud, and he's stealing money.
 
I have suppported him since the begining, but i am now convinced that he is a bust & will not be re-signed.

Fasano is another turd. What is up with him???
 
malzj said:
I have been a Ginn backer/excuse maker ever since we drafted him. I gave Ginn a pass on the dropped INDY td pass in the endzone to win the game because there was contact early by the defender and it was a tough catch. I should know, I was standing in the marlins dugout.

I can't make anymore excuses for his play... the guy can't catch or make a tough catch to save his life. Passes were going right through his hands for no reason and caused that pick six. I wouldn't be suprised if Henne never through another ball his way again. If Ginn ever whines about being wide open and not getting the ball Henne should punch him in the face.
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The pick six was not Ginns fault that was good coverage, the defenders hand was right inbetween Ginns the whole time, great coverage if anything Henne should of never threw into double coverage. The first down drop however there is no excuse in the world but look at all the other drops just as bad from all players.
 
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