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Resign Ginn..lock him in


Jmac

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He is proving to be the best pickup for us in quite awhile.developing into a quality WR with the speed of a Cheetah.We all know about his return ability.Lock him in now before he hits the FA market next year.I think he should be a Very high priority.

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At what figure?  I would be leery of signing him to any type of even modestly significant guaranteed money after 4 games and if we weren't willing to do that, why would he want to sign an extension at this point?  He has a career worth of not living up to expectations.  Let's not appoint him as the savior of our WR corps just quite yet.  If he continues to perform as he has thus far, I'm sure Gettleman will get him locked up to a market appropriate contract.

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Not talking Hurney Money at all.Would it not be easier to extend him now at a reasonable rate then try to match offers next year.The best WR after Smith we have and one of the best return men we have ever had

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Not talking Hurney Money at all.Would it not be easier to extend him now at a reasonable rate then try to match offers next year.The best WR after Smith we have and one of the best return men we have ever had

Ginn isn't suddenly going to he a guy we have to worry about getting in a bidding war over.

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