Ted Ginn

Ginn spent most of 2020 out of the NFL after a midseason release from Chicago. The 36-year-old retires with a 412/5,742/33 receiving line on 760 targets. Ginn was one of the league’s top returners in his prime, totaling 9,523 career yards and seven touchdowns. The ninth overall pick by Miami in 2007, Ginn played with six different teams over his career. He appeared in Super Bowls with the 49ers (2012) and Panthers (2015).

Ginn signed a one-year deal for the veteran minimum this offseason. He had just three catches in six games and was a healthy scratch last week. Chicago is moving forward with Dwayne Harris at punt returner.

Dwayne Harris, promoted from Chicago's practice squad Saturday, is expected to take over for Ginn as the primary punt returner. Allen Robinson (concussion) is also active, as expected.

Both Ginn and Ridley are healthy scratches. Ginn was in on 43% of the offensive snaps last week but didn't catch a pass on his lone target. Both Khalil Mack (knee) and Robert Quinn (ankle) are active after being listed questionable.