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NFL.com seems to have had Ginn nailed to a tee.
Hopefully the light will come on and he will at least
prove he can play decent at the NFL level never mind what is expected out of the number 9 pick.
Ginn has a wiry build with a lean frame,split high with long legs,lacking the bulk or strength to consistantly beat press coverage...Plays with suddeness,
but lacks the lateral agility to come out of his breaks cleanly and needs to improve his footwork;especially stop and go action.
Instinctive returner,but needs to vary his speed when running routes.
While he is explosive in the open field,his concentration tends to be inconsistent as he hears the sounds of defenders footsteps working over the middle.
Must do a better job securing the ballon receptions before turning upfield.
Lacks the strength to power his way through the pressand needs to be more active with his hands on release.Must be more alert working underneath.
Moves well left and right ,but shows only adequate hip snap on lateral moves.Sometimes his speed gets him into trouble he may miss cuts or look sloppy trying to plant and drive.His cuts look choppy and he looks tight in his hips making body turns.
Looks to stiff in his hips when moving laterally,so he is not a great multi-cut
runner.Not much of a red zone threat;He had only 6 passes thrown to him
in that area through 37 games.
Ginn appears to be a quality return specialist who can contribute some as a receiver rather than a receiver who can contribute as a return specialist.
He is effective on quick slants and screens but with his lack of strength
and inability to defeat the press,he will struggle to get a clean release
and into his routes at the next level.
He seems hesitant to go over the middle as a receiver and tends to lose concentration when he hears defenders footsteps.Still he is an electrifying
return specialist.Just don't ask Ginn to run lateral routes into a crowd.
thanks to nfl.com
Hopefully the light will come on and he will at least
prove he can play decent at the NFL level never mind what is expected out of the number 9 pick.
Ginn has a wiry build with a lean frame,split high with long legs,lacking the bulk or strength to consistantly beat press coverage...Plays with suddeness,
but lacks the lateral agility to come out of his breaks cleanly and needs to improve his footwork;especially stop and go action.
Instinctive returner,but needs to vary his speed when running routes.
While he is explosive in the open field,his concentration tends to be inconsistent as he hears the sounds of defenders footsteps working over the middle.
Must do a better job securing the ballon receptions before turning upfield.
Lacks the strength to power his way through the pressand needs to be more active with his hands on release.Must be more alert working underneath.
Moves well left and right ,but shows only adequate hip snap on lateral moves.Sometimes his speed gets him into trouble he may miss cuts or look sloppy trying to plant and drive.His cuts look choppy and he looks tight in his hips making body turns.
Looks to stiff in his hips when moving laterally,so he is not a great multi-cut
runner.Not much of a red zone threat;He had only 6 passes thrown to him
in that area through 37 games.
Ginn appears to be a quality return specialist who can contribute some as a receiver rather than a receiver who can contribute as a return specialist.
He is effective on quick slants and screens but with his lack of strength
and inability to defeat the press,he will struggle to get a clean release
and into his routes at the next level.
He seems hesitant to go over the middle as a receiver and tends to lose concentration when he hears defenders footsteps.Still he is an electrifying
return specialist.Just don't ask Ginn to run lateral routes into a crowd.
thanks to nfl.com
