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When they don't throw him the ball.:lol: When they do he has a game like today. 6 catches for 163 and it isn't even over yet.:kick:
 
Thank god they got him the ball. He is a hell of a player. good game, ted!
 
Ive been saying all year that Ginn can get open he just needs his space down field and if he can do that he can burn people...today proves that, hes been burning McGee all day
 
crazy ginn. absolutely crazy. him and Porter deserve to be carried out of the stadium after this game.
 
Ginn is going against a guy who isnt 100%. Exactly as I said, we need to get a true #1 receiver and suddenly with Ginn in the slot we have a potent passing attack.
 
so funny

How one minute everyone here hates Ginn and then he has a game like this and all the hating stops. Wonder why?? Now I'm just glad I can come to the forums and read some threads other than the same ol same ol, ginn sucks. Oh unless you guys decide you want to start threads on Ricky sucks omg he fumbled. Lol.
 
tcolli17 said:
When they don't throw him the ball.:lol: When they do he has a game like today. 6 catches for 163 and it isn't even over yet.:kick:
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It wont matter. On this web site idiots dont have anything better to do than cry about a draft pick that is two years old. They will never give Ginn any credit...not even today.
 
Offensive player of the week.......GINN!!! So much for the ginn can't take a hit, he took a few and got right back up!
 
ive been sayin throw ginn the ball deep all year but no one listens to me now everyone is praising him me and citizen were the only ones rooting for him all year for kick returns and passing him the ball please look at my sig ive been on his side all year go teddy go!!
 
Awesome to see Teddy have his first monster game. His hands looked like glue out there today.

I've been one of the biggest Ginn supporters since the day he was drafted and, while this game proves nothing in the grand scheme of things, all of the Ginn haters saw a glimpse of what he can do.

After a few big plays, the Bills left him open on the 15-yard out ALL day long. Penny could have hit him on that pass any time he wanted because the Bills respected Ginn's speed so much. Hell, Penny even lobbed a few prayers out in that direction (while under pressure) because he knew Ginn would be all alone.

All that said, the ONLY thing that aggravated me about Teddy Ginn today was that he stopped running on what could have been an 80-yard TD instead of a 64-yard completion. I think he would have beaten Whitner to the end zone if he would have trusted his speed instead of trying to juke him. I wanted him to finish that play off so badly. Maybe next time.

I hope this was the start of many more big games to come.
 
Crazy685 said:
Ginn is going against a guy who isnt 100%. Exactly as I said, we need to get a true #1 receiver and suddenly with Ginn in the slot we have a potent passing attack.
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I was thinking that myself. Today he took advantage of a guy with a busted wheel. Until he goes up against a top corner and has a day like today, I will still not be convinced that Ginn is anything special...or even a #1. He shows flashes, but is inconistent.
 
EJay said:
Awesome to see Teddy have his first monster game. His hands looked like glue out there today.

I've been one of the biggest Ginn supporters since the day he was drafted and, while this game proves nothing in the grand scheme of things, all of the Ginn haters saw a glimpse of what he can do.

After a few big plays, the Bills left him open on the 15-yard out ALL day long. Penny could have hit him on that pass any time he wanted because the Bills respected Ginn's speed so much. Hell, Penny even lobbed a few prayers out in that direction (while under pressure) because he knew Ginn would be all alone.

All that said, the ONLY thing that aggravated me about Teddy Ginn today was that he stopped running on what could have been an 80-yard TD instead of a 64-yard completion. I think he would have beaten Whitner to the end zone if he would have trusted his speed instead of trying to juke him. I wanted him to finish that play off so badly. Maybe next time.

I hope this was the start of many more big games to come.
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I thought he should have taken to the house also with his speed. I don't know why he held up and let the defense get back into the play....
 
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