Ted Ginn Speed Training Video

"jason8er wrote:

Interesting video. Not so much what they were doing with him, but rather some of the things that were said. Apparently, we finally get info on his mistical 40 time, which he says was a 4.22

Ginn's best forty time ever: 4.09 unofficial at OSU campus as a freshmen.

"alen1 wrote:

Ginn's best forty time ever: 4.09 unofficial at OSU campus as a freshmen.

now while i dont think this is impossible, i feel like id have to have evidence to truly believe that. That is an insane time.

"FinsAreLife wrote:

now while i dont think this is impossible, i feel like id have to have evidence to truly believe that. That is an insane time.

Yeah I can understand why your saying that lol, everyone says that. I normally find it at ontheclockdraft.com but it is not up and running right now so when it is, I'll post it for you guys. Although, he has world class speed as I believe he was offered to go to the Olympics but chose not to or somewhere along those lines.

Analysis

Ted Ginn Jr. has been a major contributor as a receiver and return specialist for the past three years at Ohio State. Ginn is a thinly-built receiver with reliable hands and tremendous speed for the position (OSU claims to have clocked him at 4.06 in the spring). His speed allows him to gain separation on just about any defensive back who lines up against him. Once he has the ball in his hands, Ginn is a threat to score from anywhere on the field. He is an elusive runner in the open field who excels at getting yards after the catch. He is also an explosive return specialist who can take it the distance on both punt and kick returns. Ginn isnt a very physical receiver. He lacks ideal size and strength for the position. He doesnt break many tackles and he isnt a great blocker. He will drop catchable passes at times and he needs to improve his route running to become a more complete receiver. Ted Ginn Jr. is not a finished product; however, his potential to become a gamebreaker as both a receiver and return specialist cannot be ignored. How high he will be drafted may depend on his combine performance. He should be a first round pick in the 2007 NFL draft.

Lol whaddaya know, had it saved in my computer. That was from ontheclockdraft.com. Their website is having troubles right now. I disagree with their assessment on Ginn in that paragraph but its in their. The second sentence.

Why is he wearing an Atlanta Falcons t - shirt was this before he was drafted?

"RonnieBrownTown wrote:

Why is he wearing an Atlanta Falcons t - shirt was this before he was drafted?

He probably was just a fan who had shirts of teams or maybe he was working out for them lol.

"RonnieBrownTown wrote:

Why is he wearing an Atlanta Falcons t - shirt was this before he was drafted?

To me this immediately looks to be while he was in college.

That is a professional athlete right there.

i swear he started to look like a young michael irvin at the end.

teddy ginn baby

he has added to that frame now. watch out!!

He's been going there since the 8th grade????

Jeepers.

And from a 5.1 40 to a 4.22... hmmm... in only 7-8 years he has shaved almost a second off his 40 time, so if I start now, I could be running a 4.12 40 by my 65th birthday.

I can't wait to see him play this year. Cannot wait.

Bpk

"FinsAreLife wrote:

now while i dont think this is impossible, i feel like id have to have evidence to truly believe that. That is an insane time.

I am one of the biggest Ginn supporters here. However, that was undoubtably by hand held stopwatch. If I had a coach with an itchy trigger finger, I could post a 4.5 :lol:

Anybody else get real nervous seeing him in an Atlanta Falcons shirt and hearing him say he had really gotten into dogs!!!!!! Scared the hell out of me for a minute until he said they were Yorkies.

"jason8er wrote:

Interesting video. Not so much what they were doing with him, but rather some of the things that were said. Apparently, we finally get info on his mistical 40 time, which he says was a 4.22

and antoher thanks for that avatar.. WOW!

"Georgia Fin wrote:

Anybody else get real nervous seeing him in an Atlanta Falcons shirt and hearing him say he had really gotten into dogs!!!!!! Scared the hell out of me for a minute until he said they were Yorkies.

Its from before he was drafted. I heard that guy say "whichever team drafts him".

To me what is important is that he has that work ethic along with his natural born talents .

I think he is going to have a great year although he will probably be better in his third year .

A little action from 2007
http://s224.photobucket.com/albums/dd1/bytesandbits/?action=view&current=TG2007.flv

I agree with ya crunch. Look at Santonio Holmes, he had a heck of a year last year

"Georgia Fin wrote:

Anybody else get real nervous seeing him in an Atlanta Falcons shirt and hearing him say he had really gotten into dogs!!!!!! Scared the hell out of me for a minute until he said they were Yorkies.

Thats pretty funny

"alen1 wrote:

Yeah I can understand why your saying that lol, everyone says that. I normally find it at ontheclockdraft.com but it is not up and running right now so when it is, I'll post it for you guys. Although, he has world class speed as I believe he was offered to go to the Olympics but chose not to or somewhere along those lines.

My friend owns that site... the one that does all the interviews... He runs the GM League with me every year. Very good guy and he's the one I ask if I have any draft-related questions..

"GridIronKing34 wrote:

My friend owns that site... the one that does all the interviews... He runs the GM League with me every year. Very good guy and he's the one I ask if I have any draft-related questions..

Sweet bro. That's a really good site imo, they have everything on the prospect.