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Anyone else think that if Ginn had any balls he'd be a top 10 receiver? Ginn has the attributes to be a pro bowl receiver in this league....great hands and unbelievably fast. During his kickoff returns and reverse yesterday he looked so scared of contact. He was very tentative and dancing instead of hitting the holes. Guy plays like a creampuff out there.
 
No I don't because Ginn's strength is his speed and play making ability and having a Quarterback who lacks ideal arm strength or confidence in throwing the deep ball really waste the skills that Ginn brings to the table
 
How could Ginn look good when Chad "Penne Pasta" Pennington can't reach him? There wouldn't be one negative post about ginn had white hit him on that td. If White can calm down it will be good for Ted. Henne/White are the qbs who will bring out the best in Ginn, not Penne-ngton.
 
RealDriscoll said:
No I don't because Ginn's strength is his speed and play making ability and having a Quarterback who lacks ideal arm strength or confidence in throwing the deep ball really waste the skills that Ginn brings to the table
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Ding ding we have a winner. To be a top ten receiver you have to have the football thrown at you.

And he's dancing on the kickoffs becuase he is looking for 1 fricking block, just one, but our special teams coach sucks ***.
 
Ginn is the most dangerous player we have on offense.

He is also our best wr.

He's the only guy on offense that get's double teamed.

Get him a qb that can throw all the routes he runs.
 
hardly think ginn was our problem yesterday. he was wide open on a bomb and white missed him by 15 yards.
 
Ginn is 6-0 185. I don't exactly want him lowering his shoulder and inviting contact. MArvin Harrison went down before being tackled for most of his career. He stayed healthy because of it.
 
I like to see TEs dropping the shoulder when they need to. #1 WRs need to hit the ground or get out of bounds. He could get a little meaner with his blocking but he does a servicable job when need be.
 
SQuinn17 said:
Anyone else think that if Ginn had any balls he'd be a top 10 receiver? Ginn has the attributes to be a pro bowl receiver in this league....great hands and unbelievably fast. During his kickoff returns and reverse yesterday he looked so scared of contact. He was very tentative and dancing instead of hitting the holes. Guy plays like a creampuff out there.
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what does returning kicks have to do with playing wr?he does have good hands .he is very fast.he was open alot.everything that he can do well-deep outs-take offs-deep posts-deep curls cant be used.if the ball does come to him on any of these routes.with the velocity of the ball .i would be getting down to.
 
The problem was bad o-line play and turnovers. Ted Ginn did fine out there. Anyone who's blaming Ginn for that loss doesn't know what they're talking about or has an agenda.
 
Hmmmm what if Ginn was being covered by Will Allen, would they both circle each other for 4 quarters cause they would both be afraid to hit? hmmm?
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