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Ted Ginn Ran a 4.29 40-yrd in March 2007

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I just want to let everyone know that I have recently heard on the NFL Network that it is well documented that TED GINN has ran a 4.29 40 yard dash a few weeks ago in March at a workout.
It was witnessed by NFL scouts and agents and documented.
I read it also somewhere a month back and if I can find the article, I will provide you the link. I see people panicking on the website this morning and I just hope my news proves correct and wanted to pass it along.
Thanks
 
Ted Ginn also ran the 110 Meter hurdles in college .. His time was so fast, he would have been 5th in the last olympic games .. That's incredible.. 5th fastest IN THE WORLD !
 
More importantly is his football speed..... Watch You-Tube and you'll see him breaking away from everyone... no one catches him .... sometimes even with an angle they don't catch him....
 
Greyboy said:
Ted Ginn also ran the 110 Meter hurdles in college .. His time was so fast, he would have been 5th in the last olympic games .. That's incredible.. 5th fastest IN THE WORLD !
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where'd you get that from? wikipedia has him running a 13.4 110H in HS, but OSU's record in the event is 13.43 by someone else. the slowest qualifier for the final in the 110H in the last Olympics ran a 13.34. Ginn wouldn't have made the final...

what march workout did he run a 4.29??? His OSU ProDay was in March, and he ran 3 40's that averaged 4.4sec with 4.38 the fastest. Did he have another private workout in March? I googled {Ted Ginn 4.29} and only got more unsubstantiated stuff from OSU forums...
 
Watch You-Tube and you'll see him breaking away from everyone... no one catches him .... sometimes even with an angle they don't catch him....

You-Tube is a joke. All players look good on selective highlights. Ronnie Brown looked awesome in his college vids. If Teddy was that good, his stats would be better than a 3rd - 4th round pick! Stats don't lie!
 
zonk4ever said:
Watch You-Tube and you'll see him breaking away from everyone... no one catches him .... sometimes even with an angle they don't catch him....

You-Tube is a joke. All players look good on selective highlights. Ronnie Brown looked awesome in his college vids. If Teddy was that good, his stats would be better than a 3rd - 4th round pick! Stats don't lie!
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I'm gonna follow you around until you decide to grow up. I'm tired of your naysayer attitude. IF YOU DON'T LIKE THE PICK OR THE DOLPHINS GTFO.
 
zonk4ever said:
Watch You-Tube and you'll see him breaking away from everyone... no one catches him .... sometimes even with an angle they don't catch him....

You-Tube is a joke. All players look good on selective highlights. Ronnie Brown looked awesome in his college vids. If Teddy was that good, his stats would be better than a 3rd - 4th round pick! Stats don't lie!
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dude Highlights don't lie.
 
BJinGainesville said:
where'd you get that from? wikipedia has him running a 13.4 110H in HS, but OSU's record in the event is 13.43 by someone else. the slowest qualifier for the final in the 110H in the last Olympics ran a 13.34. Ginn wouldn't have made the final...

what march workout did he run a 4.29??? His OSU ProDay was in March, and he ran 3 40's that averaged 4.4sec with 4.38 the fastest. Did he have another private workout in March? I googled {Ted Ginn 4.29} and only got more unsubstantiated stuff from OSU forums...
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You'll have to ask the NFL, they're the source on this but they don't have a link as far as I can tell on the NFL.com page.
 
zonk4ever said:
If Teddy was that good, his stats would be better than a 3rd - 4th round pick! Stats don't lie!
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in '03, we drafted J.R. Tolver, the NCAA single season record holder for receptions. if stats don't lie, why isn't Tolver having an all-pro career?
 
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