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Ted Ginn leaning towards going home to Cleveland

nctarheel0619

By nctarheel0619,
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KSpan Grand Master

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QFT. Let's not forget that the only punt returned for a TD by a Panther since 2005 was last season by none other than Philly Brown. And his stats while returning were just slightly less than Ginns. He actually had a far fewer fair catch percentage than Ginn. He just got put into the doghouse for that disastrous muff turned TD by the Iggles.

Unless they have bigger plans for him as a receiver than PR, I see no reason to not let him have another crack at it.

I'll give Brown credit for toughness and a hell of a heads-up play on that punt return, but that TD does not fall in the category of a typical punt return. Almost any DB/WR/RB or a couple of Carolina's LBs could have picked that ball up and scored with it.

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Jags are our twin? Are you actually retarded? We've been to the playoffs in consecutive years, while the Jags are in a constant struggle to win 3 games a year

Look at the overall record, and nice of you to throw in playoffs consecutive years the year you can do so, and with a losing record.

The jags, currently struggle, but if you stop being a dumbass and look at the bigger picture (wins/losses) of the franchises it's obvious. In looking at the bigger picture, entire history of the jags and panthers, the Panthers are slightly a better team, ver slightly.

I get it though...denial.

Regardless, what are you actually arguing? We're the 5th worst team in the league since existence instead of 4th? And I'm the retard...

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I'll give Brown credit for toughness and a hell of a heads-up play on that punt return, but that TD does not fall in the category of a typical punt return. Almost any DB/WR/RB or a couple of Carolina's LBs could have picked that ball up and scored with it.

way to downplay something most players wouldn't have done.
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I have been looking at punt return possibilities from the free agent list on NFL.com. One man who we should look at if we can't sign Ginn is Leon Washington. Leon Washington has a career punt return average of 9.9 per return. He could also be our #3/4 Rb and could be a decent receiver out of the backfield.

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I have been looking at punt return possibilities from the free agent list on NFL.com. One man who we should look at if we can't sign Ginn is Leon Washington. Leon Washington has a career punt return average of 9.9 per return. He could also be our #3/4 Rb and could be a decent receiver out of the backfield.

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To everyone giving Ginn a hard time, chill out. It doesn't mean he's not competitive. He has an opportunity to return home with his family and play for his childhood team. Who could blame him for that?? I hate how some of you guys overreact and say "obviously he doesn't care about winning" blah blah blah. Maybe he just wants to go home to retire near loved ones and play for the team he watched growing up before his career is over.

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