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Ginn vs. Holmes Rookie Year

Discussion in 'Miami Dolphins Forum' started by TeddyGinn7, Jan 6, 2008.

  1. TeddyGinn7

    TeddyGinn7 New Member

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    Holmes=49 receptions, 824yards, 2TD's

    Ginn=34 receptions, 420yards, 2TD's

    Kickoff Returns Holmes= 18 returns, 436yards, 0TD's, Long=42, AVG=24.2

    Kickoff Returns Ginn= 63 returns, 1433yards, 0TD's, Long=52, AVG=22.7

    Punt Returns Holmes=26 returns, 264yards, AVG=10.2, Long=65, 1TD

    Punt Returns Ginn= 24 returns, 230yards, AVG-9.6, Long=87, 1TD

    Seems like they were basically the same in Punt Returns, Ginn obviously had more opportunities on KO returns, and Holmes obviously owns Ginn in receiving yards for the rookie years, however Ginn only had 15 less receptions, but Holmes managed to have 404yards more than Ginn which is is big difference, and i believe it was due to our biggest problems, QB and coaching not going down the field to Ginn, but hopefully Parcells and our new coach can get him the ball more with a different QB, hopefully Beck so we can finally get some chemistry between WR/QB instead of switching qb's every other game

    Thought's on the comparison of the two 1st round Buckeyes?
     
  2. SICK

    SICK Lounge Moderator

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    Holmes....is on a better team with, like you stated, a good QB and consitancy.....hopefully Ginn blooms into a really good wr in the very near future!!!
     
  3. houtz

    houtz New Member

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    I think he will do just that. He's made great strides this season and can only get better.
     
  4. SICK

    SICK Lounge Moderator

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    Agreed :ffic:
     
  5. Buddy

    Buddy New Member

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    I haven't taken the time to look yet but I would also like to see a comparison of their WR production over the final 8 games. Cam had Ginn practically invisible for the first part of the season.
     
  6. cnc66

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    they mean nothing.. we stunk at qb and ST.. and neither was the fault of Ginn.
     
  7. ATLFINFAN

    ATLFINFAN Season Ticket Holder Club Member

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    And how was our QB going to get Ginn the ball deep, if the OL couldnt keep him standing up?
     
  8. dabeastdabone

    dabeastdabone New Member

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    Since when is Holmes the standard though?
     
  9. Kdawg954

    Kdawg954 Member

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    its a good comparison considering both came out of OSU and both do returns. There was alot of speculation that teams passed on Holmes because Ginn was so much more amazing in film study.

    My take, just like cnc said . . . we had bad QB play and horrible ST play . . . an OLine that requires us to get rid of the ball quicker than normal and a coach who seemingly didn't wanna chance the long ball. Holmes played for a MUCH better team with better coaching as well.

    In conclusion, Holmes had the better rookie season . . .but I still wouldn't want him over Ginn, as I think Ginn is still the better player.
     

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