Ginn lol, he's reliant on targets and will drop his share of deep passes, you watch.

You totally missed the point. The undersized Cooks was handicapped on those deep passes. His value was more in his ability to stretch the field and in gimmick plays. Ginn has the downfield speed to stretch the field and Kamara can do anything that Cooks could on the gimmick plays.

I am also curious to see what Ginn can do with proper coaching, at last.

Ginn lol, he's reliant on targets and will drop his share of deep passes, you watch.

I'll leave this here; and this is just from last year

Ted Ginn Jr Highlights || 2016-2017 Season || Carolina Panthers || - YouTube

He's currently the best speedy deep threat on the roster, looks to be locked in as the 3rd receiver, and has averaged over 700 yards receiving the past 2 years. But you keep laughing though ...

And that was with Newton throwing him the ball.

2016
Brees 70% completion percentage, passer rating 101.7
Newton 52.9% (worst among QBs with 150 or more attempts) and a 75.8 passer rating (third worst among QBs with 150 or more attempts)

2015
Brees 68.3% completion percentage, 101.6 passer rating
Newton 59.8% with a 99.4 passer rating. (best year of his career)

I would expect Ginn's numbers to improve with the Saints.

And that was with Newton throwing him the ball.

2016
Brees 70% completion percentage, passer rating 101.7
Newton 52.9% (worst among QBs with 150 or more attempts) and a 75.8 passer rating (third worst among QBs with 150 or more attempts)

2015
Brees 68.3% completion percentage, 101.6 passer rating
Newton 59.8% with a 99.4 passer rating. (best year of his career)

I would expect Ginn's numbers to improve with the Saints.

You're implaying we never had a bad receiver or a receiver miss catching perfectly thrown balls? Ginn's problem will be him not getting enough targets. Most receivers are not effective without 7 plus targets a game.