NFL.com Article on Ted Ginn's emergence

I read that earlier and didn't post a link. It's good stuff.

Read it earlier thought it was a good read.

Your title says ESPN article and your post says NFL.com article. Just thought I'd let you know.

lol. oops. thanks, I'll tell a mod.

Hmmm... no mods around. I'll just add a note asking for one to change it.

Loved the article but what i noticed the most was our stadium, that stadium was pretty much packed against the lowly raiders, that was really nice to see, and i think an improvment from years past relative to the importance of certain games.

"djphinfan wrote:

Loved the article but what i noticed the most was our stadium, that stadium was pretty much packed against the lowly raiders, that was really nice to see, and i think an improvment from years past relative to the importance of certain games.

I REALLY hope we fill it for the Pats game. This team deserves our full support.

And please don't say 'relative to'... it makes me think of grease.

"Bpk wrote:

I REALLY hope we fill it for the Pats game. This team deserves our full support.

And please don't say 'relative to'... it makes me think of grease.

sorry bro, didnt want you to go down that road....comparable, hows that.

I expect the Reps from this board that are at the game to be hoarse for the rest of the week following the game....and lead the rest of them to do it at the right time :).

Great to read about Ginn. He is making huge strides right now. We're giving him the ball more than ever. Now he's seeing KRs, PRs, comeback routes, quick slants, end arounds, go routes, post routes, drag routes. To see Ginn being used on all types of route, that shows both the Chad's confidence in Ginn, and Ginn's progression as a route runner. He's said it more than once in interview, he loves getting the ball in his hands early in the game. Ginn feeds off adrenaline. If you can get his blood pumping, watch out.

On a side note, if you scroll down the article, the part about Boldin is interesting. Here's what the Cards GM had to say about Boldin.

"Anquan is spectacular in so many ways," Cardinals general manager Rod Graves said. "There is not anyone more competitive on the field. He is the kind of player you can build a game around. Having that kind of element in your locker room and on the field can take you a long way. He is the epitome of us. He is basically the heart and soul of our football team."

What a tribute to Boldin.

He has two years remaining on his current Cardinals contract. He was upset this offseason that he was not awarded a new deal. All of that is behind Boldin and the Cardinals now.

Graves said expect Boldin to remain with the Cardinals.

"It's going to work out," Graves said. "It is our desire to conclude this as quickly as both sides can."

I guess any thoughts of Boldin leaving Arizona are put to rest for awhile.

Ted Ginn has improved greatly, and the best thing is that he can only get better.