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New Orleans Saints 2017 season recap: Ted Ginn Jr.

Ginn set the tone in Wild Card playoff game against his former team, the Carolina Panthers.

Feb 02, 2018 at 01:56 AM

During his first season with the New Orleans Saints, Ted Ginn Jr. had his most productive season yet. Though Ginn was four yards shy of a career high, his catch percentage increased by nearly 20 percent from last season with the Carolina Panthers. The veteran receiver pulled in 53 receptions for 787 yards with four touchdowns.

BEST GAME:The veteran out of Ohio State had his best game during the postseason against the Panthers. Ginn had 115 yards on four receptions including an 80-yard touchdown catch, setting the tone for the Wild Card victory for the saints.

BEST QUOTE: "I think everyone knows what we have on both sides of the ball. I think if we play as a team on offense, defensive, special teams, if we play as one it's very difficult to beat us."

BEST SOCIAL POST:

#Saints quickly learn new meaning for TGIF: 'Ted Ginn Is Fast' https://t.co/yiGtJxo8p7
— Mike Triplett (@MikeTriplett) June 13, 2017

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