Just Like Braylon Edwards

needed to get traded from Cleveland, the same is true with Ginn.   Unlike others, I still think Ginn has some real strengths that could benefit another team.   I don't see it happening with the Dolphins.   I don't think, though, that he should be benched at this point.   Rather ...... he should still get playing time and the Dolphins should try to play to his strengths in order to keep some value for a trade.   Right now it appears to be a no-win situation.   I think the Dolphins would be better off to move in a different direction and, likewise, Ginn would be better off elsewhere.

I hear the criticisms of Ginn and don't argue with the legitimate ones.   Anyone can drop a pass once in a while but ..... his drops have been too frequent and indefensible.   Likewise ...... his routes are not great although he has made improvement in that area.   As to some of the cheap shots, though, ......... I think they are off base.   For those posters who want to criticize his returns ....... I think he hasn't been used enough to really make a judgement on that front.   And .... I think he still has the type of breakaway speed that, if given a few returns every Sunday, would produce a handful of long returns translating into good field position and probably a TD or two over the course of a season.

At this point, though, it is a bad situation.   I don't think Ginn will be an elite receiver in the NFL but I do think he could be a significant contributor on a different team.   His departure would also mean that some of the Ginn haters on this board would need to redirect their energies to finding a different scapegoat for what is still some structural shortcomings that plague the Dolphins.   It will take a while to rebuild this thing ........ Ginn hasn't much contributed to the rebuilding effort but he is by no means the only problem the Dolphins have at this point.