Thu Oct 29, 2009 8:29 am EDT
Miami Dolphins head coach Tony Sparano hasn't been happy with what's been going on with his wide receivers so he may move starter Ted Ginn Jr.(notes) a few rungs down on the depth chart, according to the Miami Herald.
Sparano apparently didn't let Ginn practice with the first or second teams yesterday. Ouch. Instead, Sparano had Davone Bess(notes), Greg Camarillo(notes), and rookie Brian Hartline(notes) taking turns so he could get a closer look at them.
Ginn hasn't officially lost his starting job but it's looking pretty good that he will soon enough if he doesn't pull in a few more balls come Sunday. "We'll see where we are at the end of the week,'' Sparano said to the paper. "Right now, I'm just upsetting the whole apple cart to see how this thing goes."
Source: Miami Herald
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Vertskate and Terry can teach any man how to 'pull in some balls', along with draining a shaft as well.
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Ginn is a bust!
That's all....
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Hartline made an impression last week and deserves a shot!
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The only issue I have with Bess is that he struggles to get open sometimes. If he can work on that, he could be a poor-man's Wes Welker.
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as for the "slap a broham" dumbass, its called motivation. If you don't perform up to expectations then it means one of two things...A) you aren't properly motivated or B) the expectations were too high.
They're going to go with the motivation solution for now, its not about race you simpleton.
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