Ginn

[Charlie Rivers]

Should Ginn remain a special team returner (as he should) and ALSO be a wide receiver for the Dolphins?

I think special teams returner (only) should be his position and he should be wide receiver later on this season.

What do you think?

 

[PorrotheDolfan]

deep threat on offense

 

[Lilseb93]

Both.. he's our dangerous returner and our only deep threat on offense.

 

[Charlie Rivers]

deep threat on offense

Do you question his hands? His speed is without question lightning fast, but his hands have missed many accurately thrown passes. Do you not agree?

 

[Lilseb93]

Do you question his hands? His speed is without question lightning fast, but his hands have missed many accurately thrown passes. Do you not agree?

He catches the deep passes to him though. Even if he has a history of dropping balls, his deep threat ability and speed to still have to be accounted for.

 

[3rdandinches]

He seems to need to be running in stride in order to catch the ball cleanly, when he has to adjust his hands turn to stone.

 

[Charlie Rivers]

He catches the deep passes to him though. Even if he has a history of dropping balls, his deep threat ability and speed to still have to be accounted for.

True.

 

[AdamD13]

Kickoff returns...yes. Punt returns...no. Wr...send on sprints, but don't throw him the ball. End arounds...yes.

 

[Kdawg954]

Ginn is clearly your most talented WR . . . and by far our best special teams returner if you want a homerun hitter.

I put him on punts, kickoffs and keep him as our #1 WR. Yes he needs more consistent hands, but we can't have 104 yards on offense and teams shortening the field because we can't stretch the field. If they completely don't trust him, I rather him be a decoy if nothing less.

 

[clbrazee]

KR, part time receiver, and use him on reverses or key plays that require speed.