In no particular order

1) They were more than just speed, he made some good redirection decisions and actually broke a few tackles--especially on the second one.

2) Getting him some confidence as he positively contributes to a win.

3) Takes another big step (two big steps) towards proving me wrong about him being useful to the team.

4) NO FLAGS on our kick return blocking.

5) The look on Westhoff's face.

This should give him some confidence even as a WR. Confidence can go a long way.

I think Ginn found his niche. He's a great runner in the open field! Whether he'll ever be a great WR, I'm not sure. With Ginn, I see a lot of end-around plays and an occasional long pass, but, otherwise, I don't think he's tough enough or has good enough hands to be a great WR in the league.

He had some great moves on the second return, hopefully he busts out some of those dodging skills next time he catches a pass.

I think the best thing out of yesterday's game for the dolphins, regarding the Ginn family, is that his trade value went up.

He will not be here opening day next year IMHO.

If he does what he did yesterday he definately will be.

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Doug-THE-Dolfan Wrote:
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> I think the best thing out of yesterday's game for
> the dolphins, regarding the Ginn family, is that
> his trade value went up.
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> He will not be here opening day next year IMHO.


Nobody will trade for Ginn. He is still playing under his rookie contract which is high. A top 10 pick's contract.

Miami won't trade Ginn cause then it leaves a hole in the #2 WR spot. Ginn is a #2 WR in this league, if we trade him then we don't have a #1 or #2 WR.....that's not good heading into a season with a young QB

"Nobody will trade for Ginn. He is still playing under his rookie contract which is high. A top 10 pick's contract."

the contract is worth 13 mil, and he's signed for 6 yrs through 2013. that contract doesn't seem too outrageous

"I don't really care what happened in the past, I'm not afraid of challenges. I look forward to them." - T. Sparano

The best thing is that hopefully Ginn will be used properly going forward. If he is the return specialist then maybe the coaching staff will rely on him less as a receiver. Unfortunately, given the personnel it's going to be hard.

If ted can be a top notch Kick returner who can dominate games all by himself then so be it. He won the game against the jest all by himself.

...is that he finally contributed POSITIVELY to the TEAM.

Ted Ginn winning a game for the Phins- 1
Ted Ginn losing a game for the Phins- 0

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Guys, Ginn didn't win the game all by himself. He did score the points we needed to win but without the TD by Henne we lose, and without the defense actually showing up in the fourth quarter we lose. Glad to see Ginn finally get a TD return (or two) without flags for a change. I just wish he'd make the big plays a bit more often...heck I'd be happy to see him make the little plays more often too.

The frustrating thing about him is that he'll catch the bomb for a TD and he'll return kicks for TD's as well as catching couple of balls...and then he'll completely disapear for a game or two.

Well without his 2 returns the D doesnt have a chance to make a stand, we lose bottom line.

The D stepped up when it mattered....but Ginn won us that game.


No Ginn = No Win

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