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Let's talk about Ginn

TCF2

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#1 I think the guy is clearly sand bagging on kick/punt returns. I've suspected this for a couple of weeks and feel like I've seen enough to make the accusation.

#2 if you're gonna sand bag on returns then make an impact as a WR... In the 2nd qtr today... In my opinion he sandbagged on a punt. The entire left side of the field was open for 6... The very next play he was thrown a screen, where if he bounces it outside it's an easy TD. Instead he goes inside and doesn't follow his blocks.

And Thank God for SuperMan on 4th down!!!! River Boat!!!!!!

Anyways, anybody else notice these Ginn things ive mentioned?

Discuss (I'm not even bringing up the 3 drops on bombs that would have been 6)

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Sand bagging... Not trying hard.

I have a theory that he's not giving it his all because he doesn't want to get injured while returning a punt or kick.

I believe that he wants to remain healthy because he wants to continue to increase his snaps as a WR

Anybody agree/disagree?

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why the fug would Ginn do that?

 

I don't think he made the wrong cut on his screen.  

 

His punt return did confuse me, but based on what he's done in the past I suspect he had a reason for why he went straight up instead of trying to bounce it outside.  It's easy to say the left side was wide open but I don't know if it would have been.

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The OP is accusing Ginn of intentionally not playing hard and intentionally making poor decisions.

Because what we had before him returning punts was even better. Also what player would do that on a contract year, after being on three different teams in his career, where one team didn't even trust him at WR.

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