Is Ted Ginn Under Valued

I was uptight about our receivers after the season. I am throwing the TEs together with the WRs. It scared me. I was and am thrilled to get Meredith and drafting Smith and getting Watson back. But somewhere in here, i forgot/didn't realize how freakin good Ginn was under Curtis's coaching. These stats are not exact but pretty darned close.

- over 750 yards with nearly an 80% target to catch rate
- 4 TDs
- Plus he had running yards
- His drop rate was actually quite good

This is with Kamara and Ingram getting over a 1,000 passing yards and Thomas over 100 receptions.

In the Minny play-off game, he caught 8 of 10 passes for 79 yards. And he ran all the routes: over the middle, outs, come back hooks, and had 2 great dragging the feet catches. And what we forget, or at least I did till I watched the 1st half last night is that he absolutely torched the Minny DBs, and was wide open when Brees nailed him for a 40 yard TD in mid 2nd quarter. That play was called back because Hill was not set.
With another year under Curtis, why can't Ginn be a lethal #2 WR? Now that he has a real WR coach, he seems to have blossomed. And he still has burner speed.

Can he really be a top #2 or do I have Homer glasses on? Thx

It's not about a #2 or #3, its all about matchups. We know MT if healthy will lead the WR's in receptions, other than that who knows, it could be Meredith, or Ginn or even the rook....

I expect Ginn to have 700-800 yards again. The main reason I don't see him doing more is Cam Meredith. I think Meredith will put up 1000 yards. I could also see Kamara getting 1000 receiving yards. I'm thinking it will look something like this:

Thomas: 1200
Meredith: 1000
Kamara: 1000
Ginn: 800
Watson: 500
Smith: 500

I hope not, that would put Brees over 5000 yards which likely means we are throwing a lot more than running which typically means 7-9....