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| Height: 5-11 Weight: 218 Born: , Cleveland, OH |
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| November 16, 2008 Ted Ginn posted four receptions for 51 yards and chipped in 41 yards and a touchdown on two carries in the Week 11 win over Oakland. |
| November 9, 2008 Wide receiver Ted Ginn caught four passes for 67 yards and a touchdown in the Week 10 win over the Seahawks. It was his first score of the season. |
| November 2, 2008 Ted Ginn was limited to just three receptions for 38 yards on Sunday by the Broncos' defense. |
| October 26, 2008 Wide receiver Ted Ginn caught seven passes for 175 yards in the Week 8 win over the Bills. It was the first 100-yard effort of his career. |
| October 19, 2008 Ted Ginn returned back to the kick returner role in Week 7, according to the Miami Herald. Ginn averaged 18.6 yards, including a 31-yard return to open the game. |
| October 9, 2008 The Sun-Sentinel reports that Ted Ginn would like to return to returning punts. "I luckily got out there last week. I enjoyed it and hope I can see more. But I'm just going with what my role is," said Ginn, who returned one punt 11 yards against San Diego but bobbled the catch. |
| October 8, 2008 The Palm Beach Post reports that Ted Ginn caught grief from his teammates and coaches for going out of bounds prior to reaching the first down marker twice in last week's win against San Diego. "I learned from it," Ginn said of his poor decision-making. "As I go on, I learn." |
| September 21, 2008 After seeing sparse playing time Week 2, Miami receiver Ted Ginn should get more time Sunday, according to the Miami Herald. |
| September 18, 2008 Miami Dolphins head coach Tony Sparano said that wide receiver Ted Ginn played well Week 2 and ran nice routes, according to the Miami Herald. "He ran fast. The ball just didn't go his way until the end of the game," Sparano remarked. |
| September 14, 2008 Miami receiver Ted Ginn had just one catch for a measly nine yards as the Dolphins were blown away by Arizona, 31-10. |
| September 11, 2008 Some suggested after practice on Wednesday, a session that saw Derek Hagan taking first team snaps in front of second-year player Ted Ginn, that the young receiver had lost his starting role. According to the PhinInsider.com, head coach Tony Sparano said today that Ted Ginn is indeed still a starter. |
| August 26, 2008 The Dolphins are working to upgrade their roster as Tuesday's 4pm deadline passed for teams to pare their rosters to 75 players, scouring the waiver wire with hopes of identifying new free agents to consider, according to the Miami Herald. The Dolphins have the first right of refusal on waived players with less than four years of experience because they finished a league-worst 1-15 last season. Miami is treating this like another draft and could be looking to add players at wide receiver, offensive line and linebacker. The Dolphins' roster stood at 72 players before the cutdown deadline because the front office wanted room to sign players without being forced to create spots. Bill Parcells, the executive vice president of football operations, and general manager Jeff Ireland were active on their cellphones inside the Dolphins' indoor practice bubble Tuesday morning and likely will be spending considerable time on the phone the next several days. The Dolphins also are preparing for Saturday's 4pm deadline, when teams must cut their roster to the regular-season maximum 53 players. |
| August 4, 2008 Ted Ginn is listed as the number one receiver on the current Dolphins' depth chart, according to the Palm Beach Post. |
| July 31, 2008 The Palm Beach Post reports that receivers coach Karl Dorrell said since the first voluntary practice of the spring, Ginn has grown tremendously, running better routes, showing more quickness during his routes and making cuts that gets defensive backs on their heels. Says head coach Tony Sparano, "Teddy is starting to play really fast and he's putting pressure on the defense, and I really like that. You can see it. It's jumping off the film how fast he's playing." Miami's quarterbacks are finding him more often in practice and that, Sparano said, is a sign Ginn is inching closer to fulfilling his promise. "All of a sudden, the ball's finding him," Sparano said. "That tells me the game's slowing down a little for Ted." |
| June 24, 2008 The Miami Dolphins seem confident in Ted Ginn Jr.'s ability to have a breakout season, especially given his progress as a route runner late last season, according to the Sporting News. |
| June 8, 2008 The Dolphins won't scale back Ted Ginn's punt/kickoff-return duties even though he will serve as the team's No. 1 wideout, according to the Miami Herald. "There is no question the skill is there (for Ginn to be a legitimate No. 1 receiver)", receivers coach Karl Dorrell said. "He's very smooth, quick, has good feet. He has all the tools to be a great player. He knows he needs to be a bigger factor in what we do." |
| April 1, 2008 Head coach Tony Sparano said Miami receivers Ted Ginn and Derek Hagan were performing well during the offseason program, according to the Miami Herald. Sparano singled out Ginn as a player with great ability who is improving his route running skills. Keep an eye on Ginn as a potential sleeper, as he posted three or more receptions in six of the last seven games of the 2007 season. |