Comments on: Jason Taylor Has Great Quote, Ginn Has Great Game…But…

By: Dolphin39

Dolphin39 — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 13:38:06 +0000

+1
Like i said before Ginn is a Reggie Bush clone.Like Reggie he was drafted as RB.Then put him as Return guy.Now teams know his game and he can’t do either.Ginn was drafted for WR.Not #1 PR/KR guy..If thats the case cut his pay,put him and return guy and get a #1 WR on the team.To keep him just cause he’s good as returns at his pay is nuts.Thats like hiring a Top Notch auto mechanic but you find out he can only work on weedeaters.But he sure can work a broom.

By: hawk9810

hawk9810 — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 16:06:33 +0000

Brian has this article dead on!!! Ginn does deserve props for FINALLY contributing to a Dolphin victory. However, this does not give him a free pass for being a less than averager WR in this league. He has to commit himself to becoming the reciever he said that MIAMI was getting when drafted. Correct me if I’m wrong but didn’t he say he would prove himself worthy of the #9 pick? To me one game with 2 returns this year a game with 150+ yard recieving last year does not make him worthy. I hope he does turn the corner but he has not been a #9 pick yet. Catch the ball TED!!!!!!!!

By: ripplerat

ripplerat — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 14:15:36 +0000

Let’s face it, The Fins staff overvalued Ginn when they picked him in the first round. That doesn’t mean that he can’t be a big contributer if he is used effectiviely.
And that is what happened on Sunday agaist the Jets when he was brought in to return kickoffs. This (and punt returns) was his specialty in college.
The Fins have had a relatively poor return team for some time. We all know that Field position is a big part of the game.
Here’s to hoping the staff has re evaluated Ginn’s talent and is willing to move forward on that basis.