After reading Mike Berardino’s Q&A in the Sun Sentinel, I began to wonder is Miami Dolphins wide receiver Ted Ginn Jr scared to take a hit. First here’s the question and answer.
Q: Ted Ginn may have had 108 yds but what about yards after catch? He plays way too soft. His first failed [...]
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Via The Daily Dolphin
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September 23, 2009
Dolphins have a short week before playing at San Diego Sunday, which means they’ll need to address these talking points in a hurry:
1. Lex Hilliard may be a rising special teams star.
Hilliard had three tackles on kickoff returns – and another on a play nullified by a penalty – ...
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September 22, 2009
There's plenty of blame that can be spread around for Monday night's gut wrenching 27-23 loss to the Colts. A lot of it can be thrown on Ted Ginn Jr. for dropping two touchdown passes, including the final one that...
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September 24, 2009
DAVIE — Tackling, or a lack thereof, has been the topic of conversation in the days since several key misses cost the Miami Dolphins a win against the Colts on Monday.
Dolphins coach Tony Sparano said he and his staff stressed the fundamentals this week after their last game opened with ...
Via NFL Gridiron Gab
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September 23, 2009
The Miami Herald reports about Ted Ginn’s lack of yards after the catch:
Disturbing: Of Ted Ginn Jr.’s 134 receiving yards in two games (13 catches), only 1 yard has come after the catch, according to statspass.com. “He’s progressing, but not at the pace you would like to see,” former Dolphins receiver Nat Moore said. [...]
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September 23, 2009
San Diego's Philip Rivers can understand the frustration Chad Henne is experiencing as he awaits his opportunity to become the Dolphins' starting quarterback. He went through it himself while serving as a backup to Drew Brees his first two years with the Chargers.
"Midway through Year 2 it was getting somewhat ...
Via Bleacher Report
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September 22, 2009
Anyone stay up for the ending of the Miami-Indianapolis game last night?
Worst two-minute drill ever.
Chad Pennington and the Dolphins’ offense are not really suited for fast football. I swear I have never seen a team so lazy and slow to the ball after each play in such a crucial spot.
Ironically, Miami did have a chance to win the game on a couple occasions. The first came...
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September 24, 2009
When Miami Dolphins kicker Dan Carpenter missed a 49-yard field goal attempt midway through the third quarter Monday, it was a surprising sight.
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September 24, 2009
Miami Dolphins linebacker Joey Porter is slowed by a hamstring tweak that prompted the coaches to limit his participation during Thursday's practice.
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September 22, 2009
http://www.colts.com/sub.cfm?page=article7&news_id=59ae5350-37bc-4968-a59a-da4aa52f871b - The Colts rallied twice in the fourth quarter to beat the Miami Dolphins, 27-23, at Land Shark Stadium in South Florida Monday night. Such comebacks are not unique for the Colts, and Head Coach Jim Caldwell said that can be attributed to a culture of poise and confidence.
Via Buffalonews.com
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September 22, 2009
MIAMI -- While the Miami Dolphins' celebrities were making a Hollywood-style grand entrance, Peyton Manning slipped in a side door.
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September 23, 2009
Making a career-best 11 catches in the Miami Dolphins' loss to the Indianapolis Colts on Monday night felt good for Ted Ginn Jr.
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September 23, 2009
Gibril Wilson didn't make it out of Land Shark Stadium the morning after Monday night's 27-23 loss to the Indianapolis Colts before his Pop Warner coach rang his cell phone to give him an earful.
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