Watch: Ted Ginn announces retirement - best plays of his career

Punters and kickers can sleep a little easier tonight now that specialist sensation Ted Ginn has announced his retirement.

Ginn, 36, played for six teams (Miami, San Francisco, Carolina, Arizona, New Orleans and Chicago) across a stellar 14-year career after being drafted 9th overall to Miami in the 2007 NFL draft.

Don’t forget the time Ted Ginn Jr took two kickoffs back for TDs in the same quarter against the Jets pic.twitter.com/suy1nTAUv2

— Dolphin Dynasty 🐬 (@DolphinDynasty1) July 17, 2021

Ted Ginn has and always will be fast fastpic.twitter.com/cOGoZH9wHO

— Ian Hartitz (@Ihartitz) July 16, 2021

Ted Ginn stats:

• 412 catches for 5,742 receiving yards and 33 touchdowns

• 262 punt returns for 2,624 yards and 4 TDs

• 307 kickoff returns for 6,899 yards and 3 TDs.

• 15,749 career all-purpose yards — 4th in the NFL since 2007, behind Adrian Peterson, Frank Gore and Darren Sproles.

Veteran WR Ted Ginn Jr. has announced his retirement from the NFL after 14 seasons today, per reports.

Never forget the time he had a kickoff and punt return for a TD in the same game against Seattle 🔥 🔥 #49ers || #FTTB
Via: @nflthrowback pic.twitter.com/ImgZkP8VC4

— OurSF49ers (@OurSf49ers_) July 16, 2021

Former #Panthers WR Ted Ginn has announced his retirement. This is one of his most memorable moments from his Carolina days, possibly the finest moment of his dynamic career.

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— John Ellis (@1PantherPlace) July 16, 2021

Oh, and a special treat for those who remember GInn from his Ohio State days…what a phenom.

There's speed and then there's Ted Ginn Jr. speed ⚡

Congrats on retirement @TedGinnJr_19 pic.twitter.com/LyD7WHa9e3

— CFB History (@CFB_History) July 17, 2021