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Ted Ginn
ESPN
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Aug 23, 2014 · 6:05 PM EDT

Cardinals beat writer John Weinfuss: (John Brown) won’t be the Cardinals third receiver, that’ll be Ted Ginn. I think John Brown has earned the fourth receiver spot, however. And to use him, the Cardinals will have to go to a lot of four- or five-receiver sets. When he’s on the field, expect him to be used as a slot receiver going across the middle or out wide to take the top off the defense.

Ted Ginn

Cardinals Beat: WR John Brown is the 'real deal'

ESPN
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Aug 22, 2014 · 11:20 PM EDT

Cardinals WR John Brown is the real deal. He still hasn’t gone against a live defense for an entire game but from what we’ve seen out of Brown, he’s as fast with pads on than without them. The Cardinals are trying to temper their expectations of Brown, but it’s tough. He’s lived up to the hype.

Fantasy Impact: 

Brown could work his way into the WR3 role if he can outplay Ted Ginn, which shouldn't be too hard.

Ted Ginn
ESPN
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Aug 14, 2014 · 11:40 AM EDT

Cardinals HC Bruce Arians has long preached that he can't teach speed. But he can sign it. The Cardinals saw that speed was a major deficiency in their offense in 2013, and they set out this offseason to change it. Add Ted Ginn and John Brown, and they now have two of the faster receivers in the league. That means more deep throws over the top and more opportunities to spread out the defense and allow Larry Fitzgerald to work inside. Ginn is poised for a breakout year as a receiver, and Brown, a rookie out of Division II Pittsburg State, has been turning heads all camp.

Fantasy Impact: 

Ginn and Brown are fighting for the same role in Arians' offense, so we're not so sure Ginn is poised for a breakout season. The rookie has been great in camp.

Ted Ginn
Arizona Republic
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Aug 10, 2014 · 9:51 AM EDT

Supplementing rookie John Brown's success at wide receiver, Jaron Brown made sure the Cardinals didn't feel the temporary loss of injured receivers Michael Floyd and Ted Ginn, Jr. on Saturday.

The second-year pro caught quarterback Drew Stanton's 5-yard pass in traffic for the Cardinals' second touchdown of the game, and tallied 15 yards in two receptions.

Brown saw action in 16 games last season and recorded 140 yards in 11 receptions. Coming out of his rookie season, the receiver said his game improved considerably.

"It's a lot better," he said. "I feel like we're finally starting to get some kind of rhythm going with the quarterbacks. That's one thing we work on in training camp."

Not having to worry about replacing Floyd and Ginn long-term, Brown's performance Saturday made it that much harder for Arians to trim his receiving pool.

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