Our sources have indicated that Ted Ginn Jr. and Ted Ginn Sr. have a little bit of a Todd-Marv Marinovich relationship, which worked out great for everyone involved the first time around. Well, Dolphins fans are already ticked that the Fish passed on Brady Quinn. Now they get the news that — sensationalized headline aside — Ginn isn’t 100 percent sure to be ready for training camp. And to top it off: His old man is referenced in an AP story giving an opinion on his son’s condition.

Ginn said he’s now 85 percent and would be able to play in a game if necessary. “I just have the ability to go out there and work through anything, any pain,” he said. “I have done workouts on it. I have practiced on it for weeks.” Ginn’s father, Ted Sr., a high school football coach in Ohio, said his son should be fine by the start of training camp.Mr. Ginn Sr.: Your son is a professional football player now. You are now encouraged to drift off into the sunset.

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