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« #15 : December 28, 2006, 01:23:41 PM »
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Eh. I am not impressed with Ginn. He just reminds me of a speedy college wideout who is going to get used to being covered by speedier corners and safeties...
I think he tanks.
He has world class speed. He's not just another sprredy WR.
I showed you they both are equal in speed. Where Ginn may beat you is in his acceleration from the snap but in stride CJ=Ginn's speed...the freaky thing is CJ has 4 inches+ on Ginn and is stronger physically...GEEZ A WR SQUATING 425!!! I just perfer the more polished WR in Johnson than just a speedy guy. Its the same issue that Chicago has with Hester...he is fast but really thats all he is
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« #17 : December 28, 2006, 01:31:49 PM »
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Eh. I am not impressed with Ginn. He just reminds me of a speedy college wideout who is going to get used to being covered by speedier corners and safeties...
I think he tanks.
He has world class speed. He's not just another sprredy WR.
He is quick but no way does he have "world class" speed. Ginn is projected to be 4.35-4.40, Joey ran a 4.19 in TC and he is mid 30s. In his prime Joey on one leg would have burnt Ginn for speed.
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« #21 : December 28, 2006, 01:41:13 PM »
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What's the difference between Breaston and Ginn?
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« #23 : December 28, 2006, 01:43:51 PM »
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He set the high school record for 110 meter hurdles. He runs a 10.5 100 meter dash. They want him to run track in the olympics. That's world class speed.
Hurdles is a technical run, and 10.5 in the 100 meters is nowhere near world class speed. Â He is quick but there quite a few guys in the NFL that can run sub 11 second 100 meters.
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« #24 : December 28, 2006, 01:46:46 PM »
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Breaston is currently a senior and has played a major role for the Michigan Wolverines in all four of his seasons (2003-2006). He is most prolific return man in school history and has contributed to the Michigan offense as a wide receiver. Breaston's 149 career receptions are sixth most in school history.
Breaston is Michigan's all-time leading punt returner (127 returns for 1,599 yards) and kickoff returner (77 returns for 1,941 yards). He has returned four punts for touchdowns, which ties him with Gene Derricotte and Derrick Alexander for the school record, and one kickoff for a score. His combined total of five returns for touchdowns is a Michigan record. Breaston's punt return and punt return yardage marks are also Big Ten Conference records. Breaston ranks eighth in conference annals in kickoff returns and fifth in kickoff return yardage.
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« #25 : December 28, 2006, 01:48:29 PM »
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« #28 : December 28, 2006, 01:50:44 PM »
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