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Title: Ginn carries 49ers Post by: masterfins on September 11, 2011, 07:32:34 pm Ted Ginn with a 102 yd KO return for TD, then a 55yd Punt return for TD. The one thing he was always good at, too bad he can't catch passes.
Title: Re: Ginn carries 49ers Post by: Landshark on September 11, 2011, 10:13:09 pm Why-O, Why-O, Why-O did the Dolphins get rid of the speedster from Ohio??
I'll bet Stroke was as happy as a shark in a school of amberjack Title: Re: Ginn carries 49ers Post by: Thundergod on September 11, 2011, 10:27:18 pm I aint broken up about it.
Title: Re: Ginn carries 49ers Post by: StL FinFan on September 11, 2011, 11:09:01 pm I aint broken up about it. Me either. I never thought he was a bad kick returner, just a bad WR who was drafted too high. Title: Re: Ginn carries 49ers Post by: Sunstroke on September 12, 2011, 01:05:35 am Ginn's only sin was being drafted too high because he was mistakenly considered a potential starting receiver. He's a solid return man...that's his role in the NFL. Title: Re: Ginn carries 49ers Post by: MyGodWearsAHoodie on September 12, 2011, 10:56:40 am Agree with Sunstroke.
Dolphins messed up twice with him. He was worth more than a 5th and less than a 1st. Buy high, sell low. Title: Re: Ginn carries 49ers Post by: Spider-Dan on September 12, 2011, 11:52:33 am Dolphins were lucky to get rid of him when they did. The value of a kick returner has gone down significantly with this year's rule changes.
Title: Re: Ginn carries 49ers Post by: Sunstroke on September 12, 2011, 12:25:36 pm The nicest thing about Ginn this year...he took a major pay cut ($2.2 mil to $1 mil) a couple of weeks ago in order to stay in SF. I'm sure most of that was realization that he wouldn't make much more (if any at all) by leaving as a free agent, but anything that frees up money to add more talent to the roster is OK by me. The value of a kick returner has gone down significantly with this year's rule changes. The premise of that argument is valid...though I'd like to wait 2-3 weeks to compare premise to actuality. Lord knows, I saw a lot more return men taking the ball out from "deep" in their own end zone in week one, and it certainly didn't seem like we had a shortage of return TDs this weekend. |