By
CHRIS PERKINS
Palm Beach Post Staff Writer
Saturday, August 29, 2009
DAVIE — For the third time in three years it's to time to be concerned about wide receiver Ted Ginn, Jr., and his play-making ability. Well, for some people.
"I told you last week, Ted Ginn right now has a lot more receptions than he did last year at this time," said Dolphins Coach Tony Sparano.
Actually, that's not true. Ginn, a first-round pick from Ohio State, has three receptions for 45 yards. At this time last year he had eight receptions for 97 yards. Neither set of numbers inspires confidence, but Sparano said to look beyond Ginn's numbers.
"The game didn't dictate (throwing to Ginn) last week," Sparano said. "We threw maybe one or two balls his way. I'm fine with where he is right now."
Ginn, vying to make a name in the AFC East alongside game-breaking wide receivers such as Buffalo's Terrell Owens and New England's Randy Moss, hasn't been the threat the Dolphins had hoped.