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Ginn to Arizona, 3 yr deal


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STFU, dude. We aren't gonna pay a returner/#3 player no 4.5 million dollars. He couldn't even take Lafell's job from him. Wtf?

 

Stop being a bitch. Ginn played as good as Lafell last year, with the exception that he could stretch the field and was an actual return threat. He was worth the money. We now have no receivers on the roster that Cam has experience with, and we don't have a return specialist.

 

You guys forget the days of Joe Adams so quickly.

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Stop being a bitch. Ginn played as good as Lafell last year, with the exception that he could stretch the field and was an actual return threat. He was worth the money. We now have no receivers on the roster that Cam has experience with, and we don't have a return specialist.

You guys forget the days of Joe Adams so quickly.

You're the one crying about losing a #3 receiver and too stupid to realize we can draft an entire WR corp for less than what it would cost to retain chop-stix Ginn...but our ST will suck whaaaaaaaa

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You're the one crying about losing a #3 receiver and too stupid to realize we can draft an entire WR corp for less than what it would cost to retain chop-stix Ginn...but our ST will suck whaaaaaaaa

 

You're a complete dumbass if you believe Ginn wouldn't have helped our team. Also, lookup the details of his contract and compare it to other players in the league you dipshit.

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Ok, here are the REAL Ginn numbers:

 

Aaron Wilson ‏@RavensInsider  19m
Ted Ginn deal is three years, $9.75 million, $5.25 million guaranteed, $2.25 million bonus, salaries $1 million, $3.25 million, $3.25M
 
A little disappointed we couldn't match that.

 

 

Quoted for the truth.

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You're a complete dumbass if you believe Ginn wouldn't have helped our team. Also, lookup the details of his contract and compare it to other players in the league you dipshit.

fug yourself fat boy. Go cry some more about losing a #3 WR that couldn't beat out Lafell for our #2.

Glad you aren't our GM and I never said Ginn couldn't help us, just that I know we can replace him for cheaper

You go look up the numbers palooka

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fug yourself fat boy. Go cry some more about losing a #3 WR that couldn't beat out Lafell for our #2.

Glad you aren't our GM and I never said Ginn couldn't help us, just that I know we can replace him for cheaper

 

You're extra chromosome is showing. :)

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Ok, here are the REAL Ginn numbers:

Aaron Wilson ‏@RavensInsider 19m

Ted Ginn deal is three years, $9.75 million, $5.25 million guaranteed, $2.25 million bonus, salaries $1 million, $3.25 million, $3.25M

A little disappointed we couldn't match that.

Probably didn't even offer him a contract.

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