Ted Ginn caught one pass for 10 yards in Carolina's Week 9 win over the Falcons. Ginn was targeted only three times, making it the third time in four games he drew three of fewer looks. Ginn has been ripping off big plays, but doesn't have the touchdowns or increased snaps to show for it. He remains off the 12-team league radar. With half the season now in the books, Ginn is on pace for 40 catches, 714 yards and four scores, but it's hard to see him reaching that yardage total.

Coach Ron Rivera said Ted Ginn "has been very special for us." We're finally starting to see Ginn do some of the things he was expected to do when the Dolphins took him ninth overall way back in 2007. Through seven games, he has 20 catches for 357 yards (17.9 YPC) with two touchdowns, with six of those grabs going for 20+ yards. He has another dream matchup in Week 9 as the Panthers will host the Falcons, putting him on the desperation flier radar. But in general, Ginn's boom-or-bust style while sharing the secondary receiver receiver role with Brandon LaFell will lead to fantasy headaches.

Ted Ginn caught five passes for 80 yards in Week 8 against the Bucs. With Steve Smith being shadowed by Darrelle Revis, Ginn was surprisingly a big part of the Panthers offense. He led the team in receiving yards and finished behind only Steve Smith with six targets. Ginn would of had an even bigger game, but dropped a wide open pass deep down the right sideline in the second quarter. He now has 20 receptions for 357 yards through seven games.

Ted Ginn caught two passes for 34 yards in Carolina's Week 7 win over the Rams. Fighting for extra yardage on his second catch, Ginn came up inches short of a 23-yard touchdown. Little more than a weekly hail mary, Ginn is barely on the radar in 14-team leagues.

Ted Ginn caught two passes for 22 yards and lost three yards on a rushing attempt in Week 6 at Minnesota. Ginn made a critical seal block on Brandon LaFell's 79-yard touchdown, but was otherwise quiet. Ginn isn't a fantasy option in standard leagues, though he deserves credit for playing well as Carolina's No. 3 wideout.

Ted Ginn secured 4-of-5 targets for 78 yards in Carolina's Week 5 loss to Arizona. Ginn can't be trusted in fantasy leagues, but he's been a surprisingly big part of Carolina's passing attack through four games. He's on pace for 884 receiving yards. That number is more likely to go down than up or stay static. Ginn won't be on the fantasy-lineup radar in Week 6 against Minnesota.

Ted Ginn caught three passes for 71 yards and a touchdown and rushed once for 11 yards in the Panthers' Week 3 win over the Giants. He added a 12-yard punt return. Ginn has played surprisingly well at receiver early this season, but is a No. 3 wideout on a run-first team and will inevitably encounter major fantasy bumps in the road. He's not worth a roster spot in 12-team leagues.

Ted Ginn caught three passes for 62 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's Week 2 loss to the Bills. Ginn was used as an outside receiver in three-wide sets, with Brandon LaFell moving to the slot. He beat Justin Rogers deep for a 40-yard touchdown, but it was an otherwise fluky performance. Ginn is a situational deep threat in a run-first offense and has little upside as the Panthers' No. 3 receiver.

Ted Ginn is running as the No. 3 receiver early in Panthers camp. He's got an early leg up on Domenik Hixon, whom reports indicate has struggled in the chemistry area with Cam Newton. Although Ginn lacks reliable hands and is never going to be an asset over the middle, he is something of a scheme fit in Carolina's vertical offense because of his deep speed. Just don't anticipate fantasy impact. Steve Smith and Brandon LaFell are entrenched as starters.

Ted Ginn is intent on seeing time as a receiver this season.