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he'd be a perfect 3rd WR/Punt-Kick return guy.
I love it. Ted Ginn is one of the fastest players in the NFL. He would definitely fulfill the speed receiver aspect. He has really turned around his career in SF and Carolina. He would not have to carry the team. Just present a deep threat on third down and return punts/kicks. Question is what is the market rate for his skill set? I think 2.0-2.5 million max.
I'm excited about getting him signed if we can. Love to see PP doing what he does best cover and throw in a offensive play for him to have fun with.
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You don't think he's a big upgrade from Javier Arenas?
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Ginn could be a deep threat for #azcardinals and kick returner. Unlike Arenas, you might want to see Ginn bring it out from 8 yds deep.
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I love it. Ted Ginn is one of the fastest players in the NFL. He would definitely fulfill the speed receiver aspect. He has really turned around his career in SF and Carolina. He would not have to carry the team. Just present a deep threat on third down and return punts/kicks. Question is what is the market rate for his skill set? I think 2.0-2.5 million max.
if Roberts got 4 per, I'm thinking Ginn is at least 3 per.
Not sure in this crazy start to free agency. Heyward-Bey got a 1 yr 2.5 million contract last year from the colts.
I'm thinking anywhere between 2 for $5 mill up to 3 for $10 mill. So 2.5-3.3 mill per.
Maybe Keim can do better, but I wouldn't be opposed to those types of numbers.
Arians wants a speed receiver badly. He brought in guy after guy last year and we still don't have one. Arians is probably pushing hard for such a guy, and Ginn is the best one out there.
It's a major cog in his offense and it simply is unwise to keep plugging in guys off the street. A Roberts for Ginn swap (and maybe at a discount too compared to what the Redskins signed Roberts) would be impressive.
Plus I massively agree that Arenas was horrible as a returner and killed our subsequent drives by routinely giving the offense a starting position at the 10-13 yard line.
Killing 2 birds with 1 stone for probably a good chunk less then roberts? Sign me up. Get it done Keim!
Does he just do kick returns or punt returns also?
Ginn makes sense. BA wanted Cribbs last year. Ginn brings many of the same skills, but he's younger and doesn't have the lingering injury issues.
As a Cam Newton owner in fantasy, I watched a decent amount of Carolina games last year. Ginn has improved quite a lot since his SF days.
if Roberts got 4 per, I'm thinking Ginn is at least 3 per.
That seems to be the case. He wasn't a good receiver in Miami or SF, but seems to have come on strong in Carolina. If he's signed, hopefully he's just entering his prime and isn't a 'one year wonder'. At the least, he's a solid return specialist. At the best, he adds the legitimate deep threat that the B.A. offense highlights.
3 years, 9 million, 4 guaranteed. 1st year salary 4 million. 2.5 base the next two. Sign me up.
Fortunately for us, Steve Kiem is the GM of this team...
2 years/$3.75M (total salary). $750,000 guaranteed, and that's generous.
I do think Ginn is a nice fit for us, but Kiem won't blink.
He'd be a good fit. Don't see why anyone would be against signing him. He brings more to this offense than Roberts.