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WR Ted Ginn, Jr. (Official Thread)

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jwinslow;713553; said:
Yeah, I really hate it when guys like Roy Hall run towards Ginn and slip :roll2:
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It should be like an old style video game where all the players run straight to the sideline as soon as they score. :p
It did seem like the field showed signs of having 3 college and at least 1 pro games being played on it in the past couple weeks.
 
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NFBuck;713614; said:
huh?
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He must have meant someone.

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It will be interesting to see if Ginn does stay on for his last year. This is a careful balancing act, I'm sure.
He had, prior to the game, probably heard news of a certain 1st round draft pick. Then comes the injury. Now, if he elects to still leave his performance in the NFL combines may be hampered, that's life, but it is not fair. Even less fair, his draft stock may be diminished by those seeking to use an injury of any type to dilute his value.
The only other two factors that would cause him to stay would be his father wishing for his son to get that degree, and the likely benefits of Senior status, captaincy and the like.
Now, if he comes back, for the playing time, for the degree, or for the Senior experience, he accepts an added risk of injury. Plus, his main man is gone, can he depend on the incoming QB to provide him with the service he deserves? I think he can, no matter who was under center. But, he may view it differently.

I figure he is certainly still gone, but, you never know.
 
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sandgk;713622; said:
He must have meant someone.

On another tack
It will be interesting to see if Ginn does stay on for his last year. This is a careful balancing act, I'm sure.
He had, prior to the game, probably heard news of a certain 1st round draft pick. Then comes the injury. Now, if he elects to still leave his performance in the NFL combines may be hampered, that's life, but it is not fair. Even less fair, his draft stock may be diminished by those seeking to use an injury of any type to dilute his value.
The only other two factors that would cause him to stay would be his father wishing for his son to get that degree, and the likely benefits of Senior status, captaincy and the like.
Now, if he comes back, for the playing time, for the degree, or for the Senior experience, he accepts an added risk of injury. Plus, his main man is gone, can he depend on the incoming QB to provide him with the service he deserves? I think he can, no matter who was under center. But, he may view it differently.

I figure he is certainly still gone, but, you never know.
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All good points. I was pretty much 100% sure he was gone prior to the game. Now with the injury possibly holding him back and hurting his stock, I'm about 50%. Like I say with all of the kids, Ted needs to do what he thinks is best for Ted.
 
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akronbuck;713674; said:
put the crack pipe away idiot. Games are won by how the lines act and ours just sucked that game
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Our line didnt just suck, they got dominated, on both sides of the ball. The O-line protects and w/o them....nothing works.

As for Ginn, i am kind of OK with whatever he chooses: to come back or to leave. If he leaves...he is looking forward to a great career in the NFL. If he comes back, he will definently help out the new QB and he will give them a chance.

I just hope he makes the right decision based on his own thoughts, not by pressure from others.
 
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One thing I perceive as interesting, both Gonzo and Ginn's declarations (to stay or to go) will be a key indicator as to what we have left behind Troy with the younger guys. These guys (WRs) workout everyday with the younger players, and would have a pretty good idea if their draft status will plummet with the new quarterback.
 
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