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Ted Ginn washed up?

Ja Rhule

By Ja Rhule,
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In all seriousness, no...  but as i said in the gameday thread, 4 years ago i never wouldve thought i would get to the point that i'd pefer Teddy on offense over Teddy on ST.  His decisions on the punts, bringing the ball out on that high kickoff, and the muffed kickoff followed by the lack of urgency to pick it up last week would have me bringing Byrd up for a look.

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54 minutes ago, electro's horse said:

cam drops back and lets it fly

ted ginn has a step and is open

what are the odds ted ginn comes down with this ball? 1/7? 1/9?

Depends, his catch-it  odds are 50/50, but cams deep ball is awful, I cringe every time he let's one fly because it's always wobbly, and either way over thrown, or way under thrown. 

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