It wasn't the type of dropped pass that drives a coach crazy, not like those 10 missed opportunities during practice a day earlier. This particular pass grazed the extended hands of Dolphins wide receiver Ted Ginn Jr., who made a nice cut toward the ball but couldn't stretch long enough to pull it in. Would it be ruled a drop? Source: Miami Herald
Since trading Chambers away, the Fish just have a collection of receivers, no one is a stand out. Ginn is the one that needs to rise above everyone else considering what they invested in him. Certainly not the heady days of the Marks Brothers, Nat Moore or Paul Warfield....
Now that they have someone half decent throwing the ball, my only hope is they get some half decent people to attempt to catch it
