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9. Dolphins--Ted Ginn Jr.
With Brady Quinn shockingly available and Miami in desperate need of a QB upgrade, the Dolphins choose a speedy WR instead, shocking Miami fans who have every right to ask who is the franchise’s QB of the future. Ginn, still recuperating from a foot injury in the BCS title game, has outstanding return ability but he’s undersized. Now the question is who will be throwing footballs to him?
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Luke Easterling has spent the past seven years covering the NFL Draft as owner, editor and writer for Gridiron Central, an online NFL Draft magazine. He now brings his love for the NFL's yearly selection process to the TBO nation. When he's not breaking down film on prospects or scolding "experts" for overvaluing workout results, Luke enjoys playing music, and sharing his love of sports with his lovely wife, Lakin, his friends and family. Luke is currently a student at the University of South Florida pursuing a degree in Mass Communications.
Posted by Michael Streeter, Tampa on 04/29 at 09:52 AM
Picking a return specialist/WR this high? The Dolphins took a lit of heat for this pick, but remember the Panthers’ Steve Smith started out as a return specialist and developed into a great WR. Ginn has the potential to do the same.