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WR Ted Ginn, Jr. (Official Thread)

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FL-Buckeye;1581526; said:
Way to go Teddy! Now if they can just get him the ball on offense. That should shut up some of the haters down here.:osu:
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The haters are there because they've tried to get him the ball and he keeps dropping it.

Can't blame his critics (this year), honestly.
 
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He lost his starting WR job today to Brian Hartline, ironically enough, but he responds by returning two kickoffs for touchdowns and leading his team to a good road win.

Nice job, Teddy. :cheers:
 
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That burst and his speed are crazy. I didn't see him getting caught from behind on either return but when I was watching the Vikings game I saw Percy Harvin break a return and get caught from behind with ease by #36. Harvin had an easy 10 yard gap on the guy. I thought the SEC was fast? Maybe I'll submit this urban legend to Myth Busters and see what they have to say about it.
 
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smoney;1581588; said:
That burst and his speed are crazy. I didn't see him getting caught from behind on either return but when I was watching the Vikings game I saw Percy Harvin break a return and get caught from behind with ease by #36. Harvin had an easy 10 yard gap on the guy. I thought the SEC was fast? Maybe I'll submit this urban legend to Myth Busters and see what they have to say about it.
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36 is Nick Collins, and he's pretty damn fast. Just sayin'. :tongue2:
 
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