Ted Ginn Jr.

[AlbinoRat]

Besides the obvious talent brought to Special Teams, does he really have the upside that warrants a top ten pick?

He is not a great reciever by any means, he's versatile and an amazing athlete and all that, but he's hands aren't great.

If we want an immediate step up, would he actually be the guy?

[Navy_Chris]

Originally Posted by AlbinoRat

Besides the obvious talent brought to Special Teams, does he really have the upside that warrants a top ten pick?

He is not a great reciever by any means, he's versatile and an amazing athlete and all that, but he's hands aren't great.

If we want an immediate step up, would he actually be the guy?

No. No. and.....No!

Let me know if I need to clarify anything.

[AlbinoRat]

Define No. Just kidding.

[Navy_Chris]

Originally Posted by AlbinoRat

Define No. Just kidding.

haha. this guy is a less flashy version of Devin Hester...nothing more. IMO, anyway.

[dirty steve]

Originally Posted by AlbinoRat

Besides the obvious talent brought to Special Teams, does he really have the upside that warrants a top ten pick?
He is not a great reciever by any means, he's versatile and an amazing athlete and all that, but he's hands aren't great.
If we want an immediate step up, would he actually be the guy?

ginn could be the playmaker that Smith/Kubiak are looking at, but his foot woes scare me off a little bit considering his most valuable asset are his legs. we already have a chronically injured kick returner in Mathis. if he is healthy though, it is something you REALLY have to look at.

i prefer Levi Brown to protect the 48 million dollar man.

[Navy_Chris]

Originally Posted by dirty steve

i prefer Levi Brown to protect the 48 million dollar man.

my whole thing about that is...why not trade down in the 1st to get Robert Meachen and some extra picks? Draft Daymeion Hughes in the 3rd round and Blalock in the 2nd. Depth at guard is an issue that is seemingly getting overlooked here.

[Ole Miss Texan]

Originally Posted by dirty steve

ginn could be the playmaker that Smith/Kubiak are looking at, but his foot woes scare me off a little bit considering his most valuable asset are his legs. we already have a chronically injured kick returner in Mathis. if he is healthy though, it is something you REALLY have to look at.

i prefer Levi Brown to protect the 48 million dollar man.

I'd only consider Ginn in a trade down and if Meachem was already taken. I'd take Levi ahead of him too..like you said...protect that 48 mill bro!!!

Ginn is a great athlete..you always hate to see a guy like that have ankle injuries...i wanna see what mathis can do full time! here's an idea....if we have both

Draft Ginn. Let Mathis be injured the 1st half of the season and Ginn return the kicks. Then at midseason...Mathis gets healed and returns for us and Ginn has an ankle injury...that way we always have a good KR/PR!!! lol does it work like that?

[Please_Evolve]

IF anyone is going to fall this draft it's going to be Ginn. The injury to his leg didn't help his stock and i'm not sure people are 100% sold on him asa WR. Dude could be the next Steve Smith or Dante Hall.

What helps him however, is how posh small, fast receivers are becoming.

[Stros5Texans80]

People might look at him as a "Devin Hester".

[AtheGreat]

i'd take cj, jarret, mecheam, bowe, all over ginn. just not too hot on the dude. seems like a 1 trick pony to me.

[keyfro]

the kid is blazin fast...i just wonder how he would fit into the WCO...remember it's not just the player it's how do they fit into the scheme...i personally think the best WR for us in round one would be dwayne bowe out of LSU...they ran a similiar offense to what we will be running here...he's big..physical...runs a 4.44...a little inconsistant but all he has to do is work on his timing and i think that'll be fixed...plus schaub can't throw has hard as russell so that'll help him out as well

[oilerstexans2007]

Maybe Matt + Ginn=playoffs?A man can dream.