Solid complementary showing in win

Ginn (knee) brought in three of seven targets for 44 yards in the Saints' 20-14 divisional-round playoff win over the Eagles on Sunday.

Analysis: Outside of being guilty of too much speed on the Saints' first play from scrimmage -- when Drew Brees underthrew the streaking Ginn down the middle and was intercepted -- the veteran receiver was solid in only his second taste of game action since Week 4. Ginn missed a substantial portion of the regular season due to a knee injury, but if Sunday were any indication, he appears to be back at full health at the most important time of year. He'll look to once again provide Brees with a reliable…read more

Set to play Sunday

Ginn (knee) doesn't have a designation for Sunday's divisional-round game against the Eagles, Nick Underhill of The New Orleans Advocate reports.

Analysis: Ginn played in the immediate game after his activation from IR in Week 16, hauling in five of eight passes for 74 yards on 27 of a possible 66 offensive snaps. With the Saints locked into the No. 1 seed in the NFC following that victory against the Steelers, coach Sean Payton opted to preserve Ginn for the postseason, ruling him inactive in the regular-season finale. After logging full practices this week, Ginn is ready to take on a Philadelphia defense that gave up 8.2 yards per target and 17…read more

Officially out for Week 17

Ginn (coach's decision) is inactive for Sunday's game against the Panthers, John DeShazier of the Saints' official site reports.

Analysis: Coach Sean Payton hinted Friday at the possibility of holding Ginn out for a mostly meaningless regular-season finale, so his inclusion on the inactive list doesn't come as a major surprise. With the Saints having clinched the NFC's No. 1 seed in the playoffs, there's little to gain by exposing Ginn to an injury in Week 17. After an 11-week absence due to a knee issue, Ginn returned from injured reserve in the Week 16 win over the Steelers and finished with five receptions for 74 yards on eight…read more

May be rested Sunday

Saints wide receiver Tre'Quan Smith suggested Ginn may not play in Sunday's game against Carolina, Josh Katzenstein of The New Orleans Times-Picayune reports. "With Ted being down this week, I'm going to be taking the majority of the load," Smith said after Friday's practice.

Analysis: After returning from injured reserve last week to catch five passes for 74 yards, Ginn doesn't have an injury designation for Week 17 but nonetheless may be rested as the Saints prepare for a playoff run. With Teddy Bridgewater already confirmed as the starter and Smith hinting that Ginn won't play, it's probably safe to assume Michael Thomas, Alvin Kamara and Mark Ingram will have limited roles if they play at all.

Ready for Week 17

Ginn (knee) doesn't have a designation for Sunday's contest versus the Panthers, Herbie Teope of NFL.com reports.

Analysis: Whether Ginn actually plays remains to be seen, though. Coach Sean Payton won't risk Drew Brees' health and is starting backup QB Teddy Bridgewater in the regular-season finale, so a veteran like Ginn may receive similar treatment with an eye toward the playoffs. Making such a decision easier is Ginn's knee issue, which limited him in practice Thursday and Friday. If the Saints opt to hold out Ginn, Tre'Quan Smith, Keith Kirkwood and perhaps Tommylee Lewis would benefit in his absence.

Limited by knee issue

Ginn was listed as limited on Thursday's practice report due to a knee injury, Luke Johnson of The New Orleans Times-Picayune reports.

Analysis: Ginn managed such an issue before landing on IR on Oct. 18, where he remained until last week. In his return this past Sunday versus the Steelers, he played 41 percent of the offensive snaps en route to five catches (on eight targets) for 74 yards. His sudden appearance on the Saints' second Week 17 injury report is some cause for concern, but it could all vanish again by the release of Friday's version.

Delivers several big plays

Ginn caught five of his eight targets to total 74 yards in Sunday's 31-28 win over the Steelers.

Analysis: Ginn returned to the field for the first time since Week 4 and delivered a number of big plays, while also finishing second on the team in receiving yards and targets. Specifically, he delivered four receptions of 10 yards or more, with his long going for 25. He also saw a season-best eight targets, with only Michael Thomas out-targeting him. Overall, Ginn illustrated that his long absence did not take away from his ability to hit on big plays, making him an intriguing option heading into Week…read more

Suits up Sunday

Ginn is active for Sunday's game against the Steelers, Mike Triplett of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: Ginn, who last suited up for a game in Week 4, is in uniform Sunday, but it's unclear how heavily he'll be utilized after having just returned to practice this past week. He's therefore a risky roll in Week 16 fantasy lineups, but his return will bolster the Saints' wideout corps with the NFL postseason looming.

Activated from injured reserve

Ginn (knee) has been activated from injured reserve and will join the 53-man roster, Field Yates of ESPNreports.

Analysis: As a result, Ginn is eligible to play Sunday against the Steelers, however it's unclear if the Saints will actually utilize their speedy wideout right away or choose to play it safe given they need either a Bears loss or win in either of the next two weeks to clinch either the No.1 or 2 seed in the NFC. Ginn hasn't played since Week 4 thanks to a knee injury, but presents a much-needed element of explosiveness for a Saints offense that has struggled in recent weeks.

Rejoins team at practice

Ginn (knee) resumed practicing Wednesday, Josh Katzenstein of The New Orleans Times-Picayune reports.

Analysis: Ginn's return to practice opens a 21-day window for the Saints to either add him back to the 53-man roster or keep him on injured reserve for the rest of the season. The team already used one of its two designated-to-return spots on fellow wideout Tommylee Lewis, and there had been some thought guard Josh LeRibeus (ankle) could challenge Ginn for the second designation. With rookie wideout Tre'Quan Smith unable to sustain his mid-season surge, the Saints seem to be leaning toward bringing back…read more

May be designated to return from IR

Coach Sean Payton said there's a possibility Ginn (knee) returns from injured reserve this season, Mike Triplett of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: Among Saints players on injured reserve, Ginn and Josh LeRibeus (ankle) appear to be the best bets to be designated to return. Both have impressed Payton with their respective rehabs, but because the Saints have already designated one player (Tommylee Lewis) to come back from IR, they can only do so one more time this season. If Ginn ultimately gets the call and is activated to the 53-man roster, he would bring some stability to a receiving corps that has had little consistency behind Michael…read more

Expected back from IR in minimum time

Coach Sean Payton said Friday that it's realistic for Ginn (knee) to return from injured reserve in the minimum eight weeks, Rod Walker of The New Orleans Advocate reports.

Analysis: After knee inflammation continued to trouble Ginn coming out of their bye week, the Saints placed him on injured reserve Thursday. The wideout underwent arthroscopic surgery to address the injury the same day, and with the procedure going according to plan, it appears Ginn will have a good shot at returning late in the season. If Ginn's rehab proceeds normally and he's able to resume practicing in early December, he'll be a candidate to return from IR as soon as the team's Week 15 game against…read more

Headed to injured reserve

The Saints will place Ginn (knee) on injured reserve Thursday, Field Yates of ESPN reports.

Analysis: The transaction comes after Ginn was inactive for the Saints' Week 5 win over the Redskins with the knee injury before he sat out Wednesday in the team's first practice out of the bye week. The fact that Ginn failed to demonstrate any tangible improvement with his condition after a full week to rest likely weighed heavily into the Saints' decision to shut down the 33-year-old speedster. With Ginn sidelined for at least the next eight weeks by virtue of the IR move, opportunity knocks for…read more

No practice Wednesday

Ginn (knee) didn't participate in practice Wednesday, Luke Johnson of The New Orleans Times-Picayune reports.

Analysis: Ginn has dealt with a knee injury for most of the season and eventually took a seat Week 5 against Washington. After having the bye week to heal up, he remains a non-participant in practice. Fellow wideout Cameron Meredith was limited Wednesday by his own knee injury, ensuring uncertainty with the state of the Saints' receiving corps heading into Sunday's game in Baltimore. Ginn will have two more chances to make an appearance at practice or risk yet another absence.

Not spotted at practice

Ginn (knee) didn't participate in the open portion of practice Wednesday, Josh Katzenstein of The New Orleans Times-Picayune reports.

Analysis: It appears the bye week didn't provide quite enough time for Ginn to make a full recovery from the knee injury that kept him out in Week 5. Another absence Sunday in Baltimore would free up playing time for Cameron Meredith and Tre'Quan Smith, though it's still possible Ginn makes it back to practice by the end of the week.

Out Monday

The Saints have ruled out Ginn (knee) for Monday's matchup with the Redskins, Josh Katzenstein of The New Orleans Times-Picayune reports.

Analysis: Ginn has been nursing a knee issue since week 1, but has toughed through it up until now. The Saints have a bye week following this Monday's game, so it looks like he will have extended time to rest and allow the injury to heal. His absence means the Saints could rely even more on Michael Thomas in the passing game, while Cameron Meredith and Tre'Quan Smith should see their workload increase as well.

Misses practice Friday

Ginn (knee) was withheld from practice Friday, Mike Triplett of ESPN.com reports.

Analysis: Ginn has been dealing with a knee injury since Week 1 and has yet to miss a game. Back-to-back practice absences isn't a great sign, but he does have an extra day to get ready with the Saints hosting the Redskins on Monday Night Football in Week 5. Another update on Ginn's status for that contest will come Saturday when the Saints release their final injury report.

Misses first practice of week

Ginn (knee) was a non-participant in Thursday's practice, Josh Katzenstein of The New Orleans Times-Picayune reports.

Analysis: Ginn was troubled by a knee issue last week, but he advanced to full practice by Thursday to ensure his availability for the team's 33-18 win over the Giants. It's unclear if he experienced a setback with the knee in that contest or if the Saints were simply withholding him for the first practice of Week 5 for precautionary purposes. A better picture of Ginn's health -- as well as his status heading into Monday's matchup with Washington -- should come by the team's final practice Saturday.

No catches Week 4

Ginn failed to haul in any of his three targets, but he did gain one yard on a carry in Sunday's 33-18 win over the Giants.

Analysis: Ginn was blanked by a surprisingly effective Giants secondary, which held quarterback Drew Brees out of the end zone and didn't allow any of New Orleans' wide receivers to break 50 yards. Cameron Meredith -- who's pushing Ginn for the No. 2 wide receiver job behind Michael Thomas -- finished with three catches for 32 yards on four targets. Ginn will look to create some separation between himself and Meredith in Week 5 against the Redskins.

Full practice Thursday

Ginn (knee) practiced fully Thursday, the Saints' official site reports.

Analysis: Ginn's practice reps have been managed the past three weeks as a result of a knee injury, but it hasn't stopped him from taking the field on game days. After three contests, he's received at least six targets in each one, sitting a distant third (6.3 per game) on the team to Michael Thomas (13.3) and Alvin Kamara (12.7). Ginn will look to produce Sunday versus a Giants defense that has conceded 8.0 yards per target to wide receivers this season.

Limited Wednesday

Ginn was limited at Wednesday's practice due to a knee injury, Luke Johnson of The New Orleans Times-Picayune reports.

Analysis: The Saints capped Ginn's practice reps last week as well, but he gained clearance in time for Sunday's game in Atlanta. During the Saints' overtime win, Ginn managed season lows in catches (three) and yards (12), but one of those grabs doubled as his second touchdown of the season. Assuming he follows a similar practice regimen this week, he'll take on a Giants defense in Week 4 that has allowed 8.0 yards per targets but just one touchdown to wideouts through three contests.

Touchdown salvages drop-filled performance

Ginn caught 3-of-6 targets for 12 yards, including a four-yard touchdown reception, in Sunday's win against the Falcons. He also gained 20 yards on one carry.

Analysis: Ginn was limited during the week with a knee injury, but he ended up playing 52 of the Saints' 79 offensive snaps. His first-quarter touchdown led off what was a high-scoring affair in New Orleans, but Ginn was relatively quiet otherwise, with the exception of two egregious drops. Nevertheless, the former Ohio State Buckeye continues to see the bulk of the snaps opposite Michael Thomas -- even as Cameron Meredith made his Saints debut in Week 3 -- and Ginn should continue to be a decent option…read more

Cleared to face Falcons

Ginn (knee) doesn't have a designation on the final injury report for Sunday's game in Atlanta, D. Orlando Ledbetter of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.

Analysis: The Saints have reduced Ginn's practice workload the past two weeks in an effort to reduce stress on his ailing knee. He was a limited participant throughout the week, never in true danger of missing Sunday's potential shootout. Ginn will fill his usual role as the No. 2 wide receiver in an offense that's been heavily reliant on Michael Thomas and Alvin Kamara.

Expects to suit up Sunday

Ginn (knee) expects to play in Sunday's game in Atlanta, Joel A. Erickson of The New Orleans Advocate reports.

Analysis: Ginn has kicked off Week 3 preparations with back-to-back limited practices, placing a cloud over his availability. He brushed off some of the doubt with his comments Thursday, but until he ditches the knee injury -- either via Friday's injury report or the release of the Saints' inactive list Sunday -- he'll remain a question mark. If he suits up, there's a chance he adds punt returns to his workload with the placement of Tommylee Lewis (knee) on injured reserve this week.

Punt returns a possibility

Ginn (knee) is a candidate to return punts according to head coach Sean Payton, Jeff Duncan of The New Orleans Times-Picayune reports.

Analysis: New Orleans has an opening at punt returner following the placement of Tommylee Lewis (knee) on IR, and Ginn is one internal candidate with the experience to potentially fill that void. He was a limited participant in Wednesday's practice due to a knee injury of his own, but Payton's statements seemed to indicate that Ginn isn't in much danger of missing time. The 33-year-old has returned four punts for touchdowns in his career, but his last one came all the way back in 2014 with the Cardinals.…read more

Limited by knee injury

Ginn was limited at Wednesday's practice due to a knee injury.

Analysis: Ginn has played third fiddle in the Saints' passing attack through two games this season, with his 13 targets ranking behind Michael Thomas' 30 and Alvin Kamara's 18. The workload has produced a fair enough line of nine catches for 123 yards and one touchdown. After Wednesday's limited session, Ginn appears as if he'll be able to uphold that standard Sunday in Atlanta, but Friday's injury report will give the final work on his Week 3 availability.

Big play sets up game-winning kick

Ginn had four catches on seven targets for 55 yards in Sunday's win against the Browns.

Analysis: Ginn did nearly all of his damage on a 42-yard catch-and-run that set up the Saints' game-winning field goal in the final minute. A bigger day was within reach for Ginn, but Drew Brees underthrew the wide-open speedster on what would have been a 51-yard touchdown in the second quarter, which allowed cornerback Damarious Randall to break up the pass. In the end, Ginn is a decent option in deeper fantasy leagues -- capable of making a huge play downfield in any given game -- but he is still third…read more

Ready for Week 2

Ginn (knee) doesn't have a designation for Sunday's contest against the Browns.

Analysis: Ginn was included on the Saints' initial Week 2 injury report as a non-participant due to a knee injury, but he gradually built up his activity level, logging a limited session Thursday before taking every rep Friday. He's thus set to take on a Browns defense that gave up 313 passing yards to the Steelers in the regular-season opener.

Logs limited practice

Ginn (knee) was a limited participant in Thursday's practice, Mary Kay Cabot of The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports.

Analysis: Ginn took a step forward after failing to log any reps during the Saints' first practice of the week, but a full session Friday would likely eliminate any concern about his availability for the Sunday's matchup with the Browns. The wideout turned in a respectable outing for fantasy owners in a season-opening loss to the Buccaneers with five receptions for 68 yards and a touchdown on six targets, but Ginn could see more limited involvement Week 2 if the Saints are able to control the game flow…read more

Makes appearance at practice

Ginn (knee) returned to practice Thursday, Josh Katzenstein of The New Orleans Times-Picayune reports.

Analysis: Ginn opened the season with five catches (on six targets) for 68 yards and one touchdown Sunday against the Buccaneers while playing 50 of 64 offensive snaps. The productive outing was followed by a DNP on Wednesday, though, placing a fog over his Week 2 availability. A return Thursday is a good sign for Sunday's game against the Browns, but until the injury report is released, its unclear if he was limited or progressed all the way to a full participant.

Misses practice with knee injury

Ginn didn't practice Wednesday while nursing a knee injury, Josh Katzenstein of The New Orleans Times-Picayune reports.

Analysis: Ginn didn't seem to have any limitations in Sunday's 48-40 loss to Tampa Bay, logging 50 of 64 snaps on offense while drawing targets deep into the fourth quarter. This may just be a matter of maintenance, but it should be taken more seriously if he isn't back at practice Thursday.

Scores touchdown in opener

Ginn caught five passes on six targets for 68 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's loss to the Buccaneers. He also gained five yards on one carry.

Analysis: On an afternoon where Michael Thomas and Alvin Kamara combined for a whopping 27 receptions, Ginn still had a solid opener. Importantly, Ginn showed that he still has his trademark speed, even in his 12th NFL season, when he blew by cornerback Carlton Davis for a 28-yard touchdown in the second quarter. Ginn likely will still remain a boom-or-bust player, but with Cameron Meredith inactive and Tre'Quan Smith invisible in his rookie debut, Ginn appears locked in as Drew Brees' No. 2 receiver in…read more

Struggles in second preseason game

Ginn caught two passes on four targets for seven yards in Friday's preseason game against the Cardinals.

Analysis: Ginn twice either ran the wrong route or was not aligned properly, as head coach Sean Payton expressed his displeasure with the entire wide receiver corps following the ugly offense performance. Still, it's reasonable to expect the 11-year veteran to clean up those mistakes by the time the games count. Although offseason acquisition Cameron Meredith -- as well as third-round draft pick Tre'Quan Smith -- could cut into Ginn's target share in 2018, the speed merchant remains one of the most…read more

Ginn is one of four Saints wideouts assured of a roster spot, along with Michael Thomas, Cameron Meredith (knee) and rookie Tre'Quan Smith, Larry Holder of The Times-Picayune reports.

Analysis: Ginn vastly outperformed his contract in the first season of a three-year, $11 million deal, producing 14.8 yards per reception and 11.2 per target, topped off with 12 catches for 187 yards and a touchdown in two playoff games. The 33-year-old nonetheless faces more competition for snaps in 2018, as Meredith could make a push to earn some playing time in two-wide formations. Ginn still profiles as the team's primary deep threat and is locked in for three-wide sets. Last year's efficiency will…read more

Ginn caught eight of 11 targets for 72 yards during Sunday's 29-24 NFC divisional-round loss to the Vikings. He also took one carry for eleven yards.

Analysis: Ginn could've had a bigger day had a 29-yard touchdown not been called back due to penalty. Still, he fared well against a tough Vikings secondary that ranked among the league's best in most defensive categories against the pass during the regular season. Although the Saints are now out of postseason contention, Ginn remains under contract for the next two seasons along with teammate Michael Thomas, though it's worth noting that Willie Snead will be a restricted free agent at the end of the…read more

Ginn caught four of six targets for 115 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 31-26 NFC wild-card win over the Panthers.

Analysis: Ginn burned his former team with a season-long, 80-yard touchdown to close the first quarter. With the help of that timely contribution, Ginn accumulated his second-most yards in any game this season. Still capable of speeding past defenders, Ginn now boasts solid momentum heading into next Sunday's divisional-round clash versus the Vikings.

Ginn caught three passes on six targets for 33 yards in Sunday's 31-24 loss to the Buccaneers. He also had one carry for two yards.

Analysis: Ginn did little in the Saints' regular-season finale, but he should have had a much bigger afternoon, as quarterback Drew Brees overthrew him on what should have been a 72-yard touchdown in the first half. Still, Ginn seems healthy after dealing with a late-season rib injury that sidelined him in Week 15. The former Carolina Panther remains the Saints' No. 2 receiver and will face his old team in the first round of the playoffs next Sunday.

Ginn (ribs) does not have a designation on the final injury report for Sunday's game against the Falcons.

Analysis: Ginn may have been healthy enough to play last week if the Saints had really needed him, but the team unsurprisingly opted for a cautious approach as heavy favorites against the Jets. With the need far greater this time around, Ginn logged a full practice Friday in preparation to return for Sunday's crucial NFC South battle.

Ginn (ribs) was a limited practice participant Wednesday, Joel A. Erickson of The Baton Rouge Advocate reports.

Analysis: Ginn picks up right where he left off last week, when he was listed as questionable on the final injury report after logging limited practices Thursday and Friday. He didn't end up playing in a win over the Jets, but a more aggressive approach could be in order with the Saints facing a tougher test (the Falcons) this coming Sunday.

Ginn (ribs) is inactive for Sunday's contest against the Jets, Josh Katzenstein of The New Orleans Times-Picayune reports.

Analysis: Afforded the gift of a lengthy respite between games due to a Thursday night outing Week 14, Ginn won't suit up due to a rib injury that allowed him to practice on a limited basis twice this week. Perhaps the Saints have an eye on the future, but Ginn's absence will give Willie Snead and (to a lesser extent) Tommylee Lewis an opportunity to make an impact against the Jets' 19th-ranked pass defense.

Likely to sit out Week 15

Ginn (ribs), who is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Jets, won't play in the contest, according to a source familiar with his situation, Jane Slater of NFL Network reports.

Analysis: Though Ginn apparently isn't dealing with a case of broken ribs, his injury was painful enough to relegate him to only two limited practices during the week. It looks like the Saints aren't eager to put Ginn out on the field at less than 100 percent strength, so his expected absence should open up additional snaps on offense for depth receivers Willie Snead and Tommylee Lewis. After catching 141 passes over the last two seasons, Snead has plummeted down the depth chart with just six receptions…read more

Ginn (ribs) remained limited at Friday's practice and is listed as questionable for Sunday's game against the Jets, Nick Underhill of The Baton Rouge Advocate reports.

Analysis: Per Underhill, Ginn said he doesn't have any broken ribs and expects to play in Sunday's game. Ginn was held out of Wednesday's practice, but his limited sessions Thursday and Friday will likely be enough for him to gain clearance to play Sunday. With the Saints heavy favorites in the contest, the team could lean on a run-heavy, clock-controlling game plan that could limit Ginn's involvement if he suits up Sunday. Ginn has seen his usage dwindle over the past two weeks, as he's been targeted…read more

Ginn (ribs) turned in a limited practice Thursday, Herbie Teope of The New Orleans Times-Picayune reports.

Analysis: Ginn's involvement in practice Thursday suggests that his day off Wednesday was likely for maintenance-related reasons more than out of any overwhelming concern about his injury. if the wideout is able to take part fully Friday, he'll likely enter the Week 15 game against the Jets without an injury designation.

Ginn was held out of Wednesday's practice due to a rib injury, Josh Katzenstein of The New Orleans Times-Picayune reports.

Analysis: Ginn has had a handful of spectacular efforts this season, namely a seven-catch, 141-yard performance at Green Bay in Week 7. Lately, though, his name hasn't been called much, as evidenced by four receptions (on five targets) for 37 yards over the last two games. The rib issue may have hindered Ginn, but his snap count of 35 was in line with his season-long workload. Fortunately for the veteran wideout, he has a pair of practices to put any questions about his health to rest.

Ginn brought in both of his targets for 10 yards and lost three yards on his sole carry in Thursday's 20-17 loss to the Falcons.

Analysis: That's two consecutive underwhelming efforts for Ginn, who had brought in 13 of 17 targets for 158 yards in Weeks 11 and 12 before his current two-game slump. The veteran speedster has generated a number of productive outings in his first Saints season and needs just 10 receptions over his final three games to exceed the career-high 56 he tallied with the Dolphins in his second pro season back in 2008. He'll look to continue building towards that goal against a beatable Jets secondary in Week…read more

Ginn caught two of three targets for 27 yards and added six yards on one carry in Sunday's 31-21 win over the Panthers.

Analysis: Ginn set or matched his season-high marks for receptions (seven) and targets (11) the previous week in a 26-20 loss to the Rams, but he accounted for just three of Drew Brees' 34 pass attempts in Sunday's win over the wideout's former team. Given his status as the No. 4 option in the offense behind Mark Ingram, Alvin Kamara and Michael Thomas, there will inevitably be some empty weeks for Ginn when he doesn't break off a long gain.

Ginn caught seven passes on 11 targets for 71 yards in Sunday's loss to the Rams.

Analysis: Although Ginn led the team in both targets and receptions, 51 of his 71 receiving yards came on the Saints' final offensive drive with New Orleans down double digits and the Rams playing prevent defense. Without the garbage-time production, it was otherwise a quiet day for the Saints' No. 2 receiver. Still, fantasy owners won't complain about the final output, as the former Panther notched his seventh game this year with at least 50 yards. Ginn and the Saints will host his old team, Carolina,…read more

Ginn caught all six of his targets for 87 yards in Sunday's 34-31 comeback win against the Redskins.

Analysis: A week after catching just one pass in a blowout victory in Buffalo -- a game in which Drew Brees attempted only 25 passes -- Ginn was much more involved Week 11, as the Saints were trailing for most of the game. Ginn has been surprisingly solid in his first season in New Orleans, but he's caught more than four passes just twice all year and has historically been a boom-or-bust fantasy commodity. The speedy wideout is worth rostering in nearly all leagues but is still just the No. 2 receiver on…read more

Ginn caught one pass on one target for three yards in Sunday's win against the Bills.

Analysis: Ginn entered the year with a well-established reputation as a boom-or-bust fantasy commodity but he has been a relatively consistent option in his first season in New Orleans. However, just as many fantasy owners were beginning to trust in Ginn as an every-week play, the former Buckeye cratered in a disastrous Week 10 performance. Drew Brees likely won't attempt a mere 25 passes most weeks -- his fewest in a game in 2009 -- but Sunday's outing should serve as a reminder to owners that lean…read more