http://isportsweb.com/2010/04/16/te...ncisco/comment-page-1/?wpc=dlc#comment-115519 Ted Ginn Shipped to San Francisco By Ronn Burner • on April 16, 2010 In news that should surprise no one including Ted Ginn himself, Miami has shipped their official 2007 draft bust as far away as they could get him. The San Francisco 49ers just gave Miami a 5th round pick in this years draft for the former 9th overall pick. Dolfans should be elated they duped the 49ers into giving up so much. Really a Klondike Bar would have sufficed, especially when you consider former Buckeye teammate Santonio Holmes cost the Jets exactly the same price for easily twice the player. I’ve been on record on several occasions over the years expressing my displeasure of Ginn’s efforts (not abilities) in Miami beginning with this gem so there’s really no need to pile on here. I wish him the best of luck on his new beginning in San Francisco, however, I would suggest that Niner fan be cautiously optimistic. If it walks like a duck and talks like a duck… it’s probably a duck. Although his legacy in Miami will forever be a punch line of Ryan Leaf proportions Teddy did tease us with a few glimpses of what Dolphin Nation all believed would be the norm rather than the exception. My farewell bid to Ginn and final jab at his expense, which pains me greatly by the way, is to simply press play [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7CC9UxLyCDM"]here[/ame], turn it up to 11 and watch these clips on mute as sort of a career highlight montage send off beginning with this masterpiece in 2008, this record setting day against our arch nemesis in green up north and another [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=djFYGcxTY1E&feature=related"]beautiful[/ame] sight against that same team on a different day tasting so much sweeter as it embarrassed their best player. Best of luck Ted Ginn. UPDATE: Shame on me. Just when I finally said something nice about Ginn he goes out and does something like this and completely validates the reason Phin-attics loathe the padded cheerleader in the first place. Good riddance.
