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WR Ted Ginn, Jr. (Official Thread)

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which makes me wonder why he only gets one or two touches a game. I think he needs to touch the ball a little more. Imagine how good he'll be once he figures out how to play college football...scary.
 
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I for one, hope he stays on offense. If he improves his route running and hands he could be unstoppable! I know he is a helluva DB but with the guys we have over there now and the recruits coming in, I would rather see him taking it to the house for the offense every week.
 
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wadc45 said:
which makes me wonder why he only gets one or two touches a game. I think he needs to touch the ball a little more. Imagine how good he'll be once he figures out how to play college football...scary.
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great call wadc. We need to take the wraps off this guy. Make sure he gets the ball in his hands a lot more....because this guy is explosive.
 
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I for one, hope he stays on offense.
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He's more valuable on defense. If you've seen him play CB, he's shut down every receiver he's ever faced, including the guys at the Army All-American Game who were talking crap about how they wanted to show him up. That having been said, I think he can still play a fair amount of offense, but certainly not offense only.
 
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bucknut11 said:
He's more valuable on defense.
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I agree. There's a premium on shutdown corners.

We've just hit the repeat button on the Gamble conversation from last year.

All things being equal - if one player is both a sutdown corner and gamebreaker receiver - he's more valuable as a corner.

Right now we can have the depth at CB to allow him to play at WR - but we will have less depth at CB next year, and I'm inclined to believe that Ginn could beat out whatever competition he faces at the boundary corner position.
 
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where the fuck is his leg?!
 
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