Although I love Jarrett, and would love to have him at #22.
When I lie there at night trying to fall asleep playing Cowboys GM in my mind, like I'm sure many others here do. The one player that really gives me the feeling that he could take us to a dynamic level, make the most immidiate and explosive impact is Ginn.
I watched Jarrett progress gradually from a overhyped freshman, who showed glimpses of "skys the limit" skills, to a finely polished, confident WR, who had worked extremely hard to develope into a savvy, crafty, polished route running, playmaker.
I think his Pro career will be similar, and he will take a couple of years to become that guy who takes over a game IMO.
Tedd Ginn on the other hand, exploded on to the scene at OSU, I remember watching his first couple of games as a freshman at OSU. The atmosphere was electric with anticipation. There was this sense that every player on the opposing team knew who Ginn was, and not only feared him, but wanted to watch him like the rest of us, to see the legend of Tedd Ginn Jr.
I think his Pro career will be sinilar, from the day he steps on the field (hopefuly with a star on his helmet) opposing defenses will know, who and where he is. They will roll their D to protect against the deep bomb, corners will lay off knowing if they blink, Ginn will be gone.
The impact that he will have on our team from day one makes my pulse rise fantasising about it.
Never was the impact that Ginn has on a game more evedint than in the national championship game, all of a sudden this great OSU team with the great Troy Smith, was completely lost.The QB was inept, the receivers couldn't get open, and the RB's had nowhere to go.
Never have I seen a player (other than QB) mean so much to the dynamic of his teams success.
Now I think Florida is a great team, and they played a great game, but as soon as they said Ginn was out of the game, I knew we weren't watching a fair game anymore.
It was like when the Pistons beat my Lakers without Magic, kind of hollow. As a fan I felt robbed, it was almost like FL could cheat. Ginn was that important, all of a suden the guy that the defense had to be aware of, and compensate for every second, every move, was gone.
Imagine what a player like this could do for our offense, I put him right there with Reggie Bush as far as special. Like Bush there may be concerns about durability, or every down production, but like Bush, just as he is, is better than most we've ever seen.
