if you remember his rookie year he returned 3-4 for TD's, but only 1 stood up .. the others were called back for holding, etc ... why not play each player to his best position and Ginn's should return ALL KICKS

On most punts, you want a guy that is fast and has great change of direction. Ginn is great at kickoffs because he has room to get ramped up.

sflabuck wrote: yeah Cobbs and Bess are better returners than Ginn LOL .. Ginn may be scared of contact, but if he gets a lane it is a TD b/c nobody ever catches him .

i never said that...but you don't want a guy who looks to bounce everything wide either all the time...teams will pick that up

i wouldn't disagree...but he can't always bounce it wide...he needs to make a cut and get upfield 

hooshoops wrote: i'm not concerned about bess... i just think he's in a funk. i think he'll be fine.

but we're gonna need the national guard to slow down the pats pass o next week.

still today kept us in the hunt for a playoff spot.

Win next week and we're in the driver's seat...

NationsBIGGESTFinFan wrote:

 

hooshoops wrote: i'm not concerned about bess... i just think he's in a funk. i think he'll be fine.

but we're gonna need the national guard to slow down the pats pass o next week.

still today kept us in the hunt for a playoff spot.

Win next week and we're in the driver's seat...

nations i expect more from you...that pats o is sick right now...we got our hands full...  

hooshoops wrote:

 

NationsBIGGESTFinFan wrote:

 

hooshoops wrote: i'm not concerned about bess... i just think he's in a funk. i think he'll be fine.

but we're gonna need the national guard to slow down the pats pass o next week.

still today kept us in the hunt for a playoff spot.

Win next week and we're in the driver's seat...

 

nations i expect more from you...that pats o is sick right now...we got our hands full...

Against a Tennessee team, in the snow. Mismatches are accentuated in the snow.

And then against a Tampa team that's given up...

NationsBIGGESTFinFan wrote:

 

hooshoops wrote:

 

NationsBIGGESTFinFan wrote:

 

hooshoops wrote: i'm not concerned about bess... i just think he's in a funk. i think he'll be fine.

but we're gonna need the national guard to slow down the pats pass o next week.

still today kept us in the hunt for a playoff spot.

Win next week and we're in the driver's seat...

 

nations i expect more from you...that pats o is sick right now...we got our hands full...

Against a Tennessee team, in the snow. Mismatches are accentuated in the snow.

 

And then against a Tampa team that's given up...

ok...we got no answer for some of those weapons

I have a feeling that Hartline would be very good as a punt returner.  Bess, whether his fumblitis is temporary or not, is too slow once he catches the ball.  I also think he is scared when he catches the ball, because he is so small.   Hartline for punt returner!

Ginn showed on his second return for a TD that he can make several people miss. I think there is a good chance he is returning punts next week.

As some of us said when he was drafted, he is another Dante Hall.

hooshoops wrote: i'm not concerned about bess... i just think he's in a funk. i think he'll be fine.

but we're gonna need the national guard to slow down the pats pass o next week.

still today kept us in the hunt for a playoff spot.

Davone Bess-WR-Dolphins Nov. 1 - 10:12 pm et
		Davone Bess leads the Dolphins in receptions with 30, but is averaging a measly 6.9 yards per catch. He also fumbled a punt Sunday that led to a Jets TD, and dropped a pass. The Dolphins have not hesitated to shake up their receiver corps if members are not performing well. Bess should be on fantasy benches going forward. Source: Palm Beach Post

LikeUntoGod wrote:

Ginn showed on his second return for a TD that he can make several people miss. I think there is a good chance he is returning punts next week.

 

As some of us said when he was drafted, he is another Dante Hall.

Our offense was garbage, reminded me of 2007 for a second.

Something needs to be done other then taking ginn out of the passing game,  He is a big play waiting to happen and we arent using him like we should be.

Bess is not the answer like some were saying he was earlier this week, Brian Hartline i didnt even hear anything about so who knows.

Many moons ago when Ginn was knighted as our #1 receiver, the coaching decision was to remove him from harm's way as a returner. That's what most coaches do. OJ Mcduffie & Mark Clayton started out as return guys but were relieved of those duties when they were entrenched as starting receivers.

Ginn is an unusual player. He plays scared and avoids contact at all cost but he's just too freakin' fast not to return punts and kicks. 

Bess has been our default punt return guy because of his sure handedness. He has zero ability to break one. Now he's experiencing the case of the "drops".

It's time to put Teddy back on punts and kicks and use him situationally as a receiver.

Our offense has to be revamped going forward. Teams are stacking 8 in the box. Take away Ronnie and Ricky and who's gonna beat you?

The way to beat an "all-out" blitz is to throw quick passes over the middle. Not have your lead-footed QB roll into a sack. This requires surehanded, fearless receivers that leaves out Bess, Ginn & Fasano.

Changes are in order when you total 104 yards in offense.