Ginn archetype faces reduced demand as vertical passing becomes less central.

Historical example of a pure deep threat specialist archetype—lacking a fully dimensional receiving game—whose value may decline as the NFL moves away from vertical passing; these one-dimensional specialists will need to develop intermediate timing games to remain relevant in evolving offenses. Historical archetype comparison for deep threat receiver profile; the source cites Ted Ginn alongside Mike Wallace and Henry Ruggs as examples of past deep threat types who may face development delays in changing offensive landscapes that increasingly demand intermediate timing and route dimensionality.