brehs what Ted gin is doing this season is astonishing

[godkiller]

While Ginn does drop too many balls, he's also able to get open downfield at an incredible rate. With a QB that doesn't throw deep often, Ginn would be worthless, but with Cam the catches Ginn does make still equal 6 points, notwithstanding occasional drops. Ginn also stretches the field and opens it up for other receivers underneath. He is a very good role player - and that's all he needs to be.

 

[FTBS]

While Ginn does drop too many balls, he's also able to get open downfield at an incredible rate. With a QB that doesn't throw deep often, Ginn would be worthless, but with Cam the catches Ginn does make still equal 6 points, notwithstanding occasional drops. Ginn also stretches the field and opens it up for other receivers underneath. He is a very good role player - and that's all he needs to be.

The Saints were covering him straight up with a guy who's idea of coverage is holding, which is why he was so wide open for those drops. He needs to be a guy that can be depended on to catch the ball when he is wide open.

 

[Ed MOTHEREFFING G]

But where he at on the depth chart compared to funchess?

Ginn was never suppose to be a receiver, but was forced to at Ohio State cuz that dude can make plays which ed can attest to in all those time ginn styled on his bytch ass flabbering Hero's.

Ginn may not have the hands, but that man opens up the running game by making the safeties account for his deep routes. Sometimes u gotta have the threat to keep the d honest. In which killa will make u pay either way

at some point you don't have to account for his deep routes

 

[onthereal]

I said it yesterday during the game, imagine if Ginn had HANDS and about 10-20 more pounds on him. He would be putting up 1200 and 10 on average.

 

[Morose Polymath]

Last night on NFL Network, Primetime was like "Cam dont throw him the ball no more!! , that's the best thing you can do with him at this point."

shyt had me rolling like Deion aint shyt


But on the real Marshall and Nate was like yeah Cam showing REAL leadership by constantly going back to Ginn after all those drops and instilling confidence in him cause he knows he's going to need him in the 'offs

 

[Archangel]

Never trust a buckeye.

 

[CaughtInTWebb]

He dropped 3 touchdowns yesterday....

2 I believe was back to back...

 

[Axum Ezana]

low key he exciting cause even though he gets open its still like u rooting for the underdog everytime cause u never know if he will catch it or not.

hes like the poor mans desean jackson.

 

[AlbertPullhoez]

That drop against Indy should've got that nikka cut

 

[Ashyneezz]

low key he exciting cause even though he gets open its still like u rooting for the underdog everytime cause u never know if he will catch it or not.

hes like the poor mans desean jackson.

No lie!

Everyone like when he's wide open with no one around him and the ball decending into his waiting hands

 

[Cowboyz89]

Throwing to gin is like telling a cop he can search your car.l

 

[Jerz-2]

im amazed hes getting serious targets in 2015, its mindblowing to me

he can get open, but catching it? always dicey

That's why, I think.

On the off-chance he catches it, he damn sure would have burnt the shyt outta somebody. He is ROUTINELY blowin by every DB they put on him so far this year.

I think they willing to take that chance, lol.

 

[Jerz-2]

This guy is gonna either have a big drop in the playoffs or actually make the big catch in the playoff. Hoping it's the latter but history tells us it's gonna be one of the two.

He could also have a big punt return too, though.

 

[NormanConnors]

 

[Floyd Pinkerton]

Every receiver can have a bad 2/3 TD game when they were wide open and just flat out dropped 6/7.

This guy is gonna either have a big drop in the playoffs or actually make the big catch in the playoff. Hoping it's the latter but history tells us it's gonna be one of the two.

History says he'll either catch a pass thrown his way or he'll drop it... hard-hitting analysis there