Overview
- T he UFL told ESPN that Ginn has resumed duties and will coach the Columbus Aviators’ next game after missing one contest, with the team 0-3 to start the season.
- Authorities in Tarrant County, Texas charged him with driving while intoxicated and released him after he posted a $1,000 bond.
- The league reassigned game-day control for the last outing, installing offensive coordinator Todd Haley against the Dallas Renegades.
- Ginn apologized on X, saying he made a serious mistake and takes full responsibility, and the team later shared video of him encouraging players.
- Named head coach in December after a 14-season NFL career, he now returns to stabilize operations as the legal process continues in Texas.