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Ok, I don't see how it wasn't his fault.

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Ok, I don't understan how this loss wasn't Ginns fault. He had the oppertunity to catch the game winning TD, on a nearly perfect pass thrown by Pennington in the end zone. Now I know our clock management sucked at the end, but the fact is that Pennington put the ball where it needed to be. Ginn just choked. The gator arms took over. Aside from that, has anyone noticed that when he catches the ball its an automatic that he either falls to the ground reguardless of weather there is 3 defenders around him, or none? Either that or runs strait out of bounds. He had a sure TD catch in the first half in the end zone but didn't know where he was on the field. It is definately apparent to me that he is playing very scared out there, and is afraid to take a hit. Plain and simple. I know I will probably get bashed for this thread, but if you dont see this, then you have to be blind! Pennington put the ball where it needed to be, Ginn couldnt make the catches.
 
This loss was not Ginn's fault. He had a chance to win the game for us and that was a tough catch to make. Overall the offense played well enough to win this game, they kept Manning off the field for crying out loud.

OUR DEFENSE IS THE REASON WE LOST!!!!!!More specifically, both of our safeties and our LBs were more to blame. They all failed to stop Dallas Clark, and they missed too many tackles once the ball was in his hands.

Peyton manning only need 14 minutes to beat us. They won on BIG PLAYS, and from the last time I checked, Ted Ginn and Chad Pennington were not on the field when they happened.
 
people are blind. that wasn't a perfect pass or anywhere near a perfect pass and besides which Ginn was pushed on the play.
 
FinaticalOne said:
This loss was not Ginn's fault. He had a chance to win the game for us and that was a tough catch to make. Overall the offense played well enough to win this game, they kept Manning off the field for crying out loud.

OUR DEFENSE IS THE REASON WE LOST!!!!!!More specifically, both of our safeties and our LBs were more to blame. They all failed to stop Dallas Clark, and they missed too many tackles once the ball was in his hands.

Peyton manning only need 14 minutes to beat us. They won on BIG PLAYS, and from the last time I checked, Ted Ginn and Chad Pennington were not on the field when they happened.
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No. Your right. But they were on the field when Pennington put the ball in Ginns hands two times in the end zone! if he makes those two catches the game is 37-27.
 
It wasn't his fault because the Colts scored more points (27) than we had tackles (24).
 
72champagne said:
people are blind. that wasn't a perfect pass or anywhere near a perfect pass and besides which Ginn was pushed on the play.
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That ball hit Ginn right between the hands, reguardless of if he was pushed. IT HIT HIM IN THE HANDS!!!!!!! He was well covered, but IT HIT HIM IN THE HANDS!!!!!!!!!
 
The defense and play calling cost us this game not Ginn, If the defense would had held or put pressure on the qb Ginn would not be in this predicament.
 
Robs88 said:
The defense and play calling cost us this game not Ginn, If the defense would had held or put pressure on the qb Ginn would not be in this predicament.
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I agree with you. But he was was put in that perdicament. The ball was put in the right place for him to make a play, and he choked. The ball bounced off his hands two times in the end zone.
 
72champagne said:
people are blind. that wasn't a perfect pass or anywhere near a perfect pass and besides which Ginn was pushed on the play.
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Your Ginn mancrush is absolutely pathetic. When the ball hits you in the hands, you're paid to make the catch..

Big time players make big time plays.. Ginn just proved that he will never be what you want him to be. Most of us have seen it for 2.2 seasons.
 
Well look who we are talkin bout here though ted ginn, Not jerry rice or randy moss. Until miami decides they want play makers on thier team we are going to have mediocre players.
 
Receivers were open downfield all night and Pennington wouldn't go to them. Pennington's clock management and leadership on the final drive were horrible. Pennington led us on 4 FG drives, and any decent NFL QB converts at least half of those for TD's. He overthrew Fasano, and the first pass to Ginn in the endzone was late & soft.

Yes, Ginn missed the last catch, but we should've never been in that position to begin with. With a decent QB, we are up by 2 TD's at the end of the game.
 
bpackers13 said:
That ball hit Ginn right between the hands, reguardless of if he was pushed. IT HIT HIM IN THE HANDS!!!!!!! He was well covered, but IT HIT HIM IN THE HANDS!!!!!!!!!
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Heres a thought since i see you've never played or caught a football before... in order to catch a ball all hands both of your hands most of the time need to be ready, spread perfectly to cradle the ball into your palms. When you get hit in the elbow at exactly the instant the ball gets there its hard to adjust to catching the ball when your timing gets interupted. Of course you've seen some HoF receivers pull it off but Ginn isn't HoF material he is undersized for the position and he wasnt strong enough to make that play. Not his fault that we want him to pull off Moss like catches. Ginn had a good productive game last night.
 
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