49ers WR Ted Ginn Jr.‘s restructured contract allows him be a free agent after this season, according to a league source. Ginn, who sparked the 49ers to their first win under new coach Jim Harbaugh with two return touchdowns, redid his contract a week ago. He is now set to make $1 million in 2011, with $400,000 available to him in incentives. Ginn had been set to make $1.4M in base salary in 2011, with up to $2.9M in escalators, and had a $1.8M base for 2012.

Congratulations to Pat White, who by flaming out in baseball, can now join the exclusive club of two-sport busts. But did he crack the list of all-time Dolphins’ draft busts? You will have to read on.

That is Carolina Panther power football. Opening drive is what they do best. Lot of power runs and a few intermediate passes.

Dolphins WR Ted Ginn Jr. will be back on the first-team offense Sunday against the Buccaneers after not starting the last two games.

The fans have spoken, and Dolphins WR Ted Ginn‘s second kickoff return for a touchdown against the Jets — a 101-yarder — was the Sprint Can’t-Miss Play of Week 8.

After watching the Miami Dolphins at training camp Friday, I leave knowing this is Chad Pennington’s team, Ted Ginn is making progress, Jason Taylor will start and Ricky Williams’ has a new-found burst.

The Bears have pulled Kyle Orton in favor of Rex Grossman in what’s become a blowout in Green Bay. Orton finished with 148 yards, no touchdowns and one lost fumble. He has another very tough matchup next week in Minnesota.