What to make if Ginn?

[xav8tor]

Now that he's a viable offensive threat, it's time to take him off of kick return.

 

Aw hell no.  That's a huge part of his value, at least for the time being.  Until he's playing every down and needs to conserve energy, or reduce risk of injury, etc., or when someone else better comes along, this dude has to return kicks too.  He's a proven threat there in a big way. Those rushing yards he picked up on one play were pretty cool too.

[Coug Girl]

I love Ginn so far. He definitely allows for some exciting deep throws that are actually completed (well sometimes, no ones perfect). He brings a lot of energy and game changing play ability.

[Limey]

Ginn is our biggest threat to go deep right now. He's the WR with homerun potential. I love Smitty as much if not more than anyone else but he's not getting deep balls like he used to. And that's okay. Ginn stepping in to fill that void only makes Smitty more useful in other facets of the passing game.

 

Completely agree with this, I think Ginn and 89 compliment each other very nicely.

 

Ginn can definitely be more than just a returner for us, but we'll have to see.

 

Only on a 1 year contract, I guess he'll know he needs to work for it if he wants that extending.

[Kettle]

So far, so good, so far.

[L-TownCat]

I suppose if you want to call Ricky Proehl a witch doctor.

Hmmmm that would explain a lot. I think you might be on to something here. I'm off to investigate. I will find answers to this mystery.

[carpanfan96]

How is that concerning?  Armanti only comes in when the Panthers run 4 WR sets which is pretty much never or someone needs a quick breather.  How could Armanti have possibly contributed?

 

 

He actually did contribute. It just didn't show up in the stat sheet. He ran a very crisp route on the deep touchdown to Ginn that cause the Safety to bite up and not cover the deep middle like he was supposed too. If the safety didn't bite down, Armanti would have been wide open with a ton of real-estate in front of him. 

 

It's not much, but it's something. 

[FootballMaestro]

He's gona be our #3 every game now. It's concerning that Amanti Edwards has not done anything.

 

Oh, didn't they tell you?  :phew:

 

The games actually count now!!

[fjblair]

He's gona be our #3 every game now. It's concerning that Amanti Edwards has not done anything.

It is a concern but in order to do anything he has to have the opportunities.

[Mr. Scot]

He's ideal for the number three role.

[the butch]

Just to offset all the other idiots in this thread:  Ginn is our best deep threat; has ran better routes than lafell; contributes on special teams.  Cam likes to air it out; he airs it out to Ginn.  Love it.

[fjblair]

He is a 1 trick pony...but it's a trick we sorely need.

Smith is not what he once was and we HAVE to have that deep threat.

We need that go fast trick.

[Mojoman]

_{I have been particularly well impressed with Ginn's ability to catch the ball.  One of his main knocks coming to the Panthers was that he could not catch the ball, but so far I think his "hands" have been good so far.  Anybody got stats on his drop count versus other receivers on the team?.  Ginn is also very impressive  on how well he fields punts.  Looks smooth as butter. It is nice change not to worry if the punt returner is going to muff the catch. He has my vote for best free agent pick up this year (and perhaps  over several years).}

[Panthro]

He's the biggest (positive) surprise so far this year

[Herbert The Love Bug]

Your thread title makes no sense

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