wow...talk about a ST blocking.

A part of why we where 1-15 and looking for a new coach.

Trufant played one HELL Of a game today.

Yup, got no problem with Ginn and his return skills. Those two "holds" hurt big time too.

"Aqua4Ever04 wrote:

Indeed. Ginn's return abilities were hidden a bit this year in the midst of terrible return units. Not to mention the 2 returns called back on penalties.

o most definitely. U give him a few ppl to block and the man will rip it. we had some hurrendous blocking thi syear.

did you see number 66 downfield?? he was awesome, reminded me of Larry Little, downfeild hunting victims.

"cnc66 wrote:

did you see number 66 downfield?? he was awesome, reminded me of Larry Little, downfeild hunting victims.

i think that return had one of the nicest blocks ive seen in my life. along with Faneca's block on that 11 yard run or so.

two tough physical teams...i love it. what a game. this is the type of team we need to be.

"Aqua4Ever04 wrote:

That's what Samson Satele reminds me of, especially on screen plays.

And as for Ginn in a more important aspect, I think his receiving skills are really coming along as well.

Besides Ronnie Brown, there's no player I'm more exciting for next year then Ted Ginn.

hadnot is another one that likes to headhunt downfield.. I was a lineman as a kid so I love line play.

"Sethdaddy8 wrote:

two tough physical teams...i love it. what a game. this is the type of team we need to be.

thats what bill and ireland said they want...strong, phyisical and big.

"Aqua4Ever04 wrote:

That's what Samson Satele reminds me of, especially on screen plays.

And as for Ginn in a more important aspect, I think his receiving skills are really coming along as well.

Besides Ronnie Brown, there's no player I'm more exciting for next year then Ted Ginn.

As much as like Ted Ginn returning kicks, we may need to seriously look at someone else doing that job for us.

He may be to valuable to use as a Kr soon, I would like to see LBooker doing that job for us.

"padre31 wrote:

As much as like Ted Ginn returning kicks, we may need to seriously look at someone else doing that job for us.

He may be to valuable to use as a Kr soon, I would like to see LBooker doing that job for us.

Steve Smith has done it. There is always a possibility of injury, but I don't think it increases on returns. JMO though

"padre31 wrote:

As much as like Ted Ginn returning kicks, we may need to seriously look at someone else doing that job for us.

He may be to valuable to use as a Kr soon, I would like to see LBooker doing that job for us.

If it means more points and better field position then it's a risk worth taking IMO. Look at Carolina utilizing Smith in this manner.

"dolfan32323 wrote:

If it means more points and better field position then it's a risk worth taking IMO. Look at Carolina utilizing Smith in this manner.

Carolina has also looked to get a new returner for a couple years, but every guy they bring in, isn't good. This year, they actually drafted someone who looks decent in Ryne Robinson

"like2god wrote:

Steve Smith has done it. There is always a possibility of injury, but I don't think it increases on returns. JMO though

You could be "Right" l2g, Ginn is so raw at Wr ( so is Smith if you watch the Panthers play) and we have Lorenzo Booker with no real position to play.

For me it isn't about a possible injury for Ginn, it is his development at Wr.

Add in Booker looking for things to do for us, and his skill set.

"Aqua4Ever04 wrote:

That's what Samson Satele reminds me of, especially on screen plays.

And as for Ginn in a more important aspect, I think his receiving skills are really coming along as well.

Besides Ronnie Brown, there's no player I'm more exciting for next year then Ted Ginn.

Ditto, I think we have a gem there.

"sweeper wrote:

Trufant played one HELL Of a game today.

i would LOVE to get Trufant in Miami and Pick up Ken Hamlin that would be great

just curious, how many of you here that are shouting with joy and giving high acoolades to Ted Ginn, were some of the very ones that trashed Cam when he announced him at the draft? <ducking>

"JerryC wrote:

just curious, how many of you here that are shouting with joy and giving high acoolades to Ted Ginn, were some of the very ones that trashed Cam when he announced him at the draft? <ducking>

Not me, I wanted Ginn from the beginning. :up:

"JerryC wrote:

just curious, how many of you here that are shouting with joy and giving high acoolades to Ted Ginn, were some of the very ones that trashed Cam when he announced him at the draft? <ducking>

To be honest I thought

Brady Quinn=Ted Ginn, I thought the NFL rep had mispronounced Quinn's name...

Boy, people were mad that draft...I mean flipping out angry...

I thought Ginn could give us great Field Position, and that would help us score....

I also thought we could go 10-6....:(:(

"padre31 wrote:

You could be "Right" l2g, Ginn is so raw at Wr ( so is Smith if you watch the Panthers play) and we have Lorenzo Booker with no real position to play.

For me it isn't about a possible injury for Ginn, it is his development at Wr.

Add in Booker looking for things to do for us, and his skill set.

I understand, I just think that he can do both just fine. I wouldn't be against letting Booker get a few returns here and there, might be good for him.