Top 15 players at each position: Kickers
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Top 15 players at each position: Kickers
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Top 15 players at each position: Kickers
Continuing our series of disscussions from the NFL gridiron.
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Vinatieri launching a game winner against the Rams is one of my most favorite sports moments. Even though he was injured last year, he is still top3
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Maybe we should just let them soccer players go and make everyone go for it?
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Pacersin2007 wrote:Your right. Kickers are useless. It would have definetely be better for the Patriots to just try a long heave downfield in the Super Bowl instead of kick the field goal.
Yeah Skip Bayless was right all along. He is clearly the best sports writer in the business
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Pacersin2007 wrote:Your right. Kickers are useless. It would have definetely be better for the Patriots to just try a long heave downfield in the Super Bowl instead of kick the field goal.
Honsetly though, if you think about it rationally, rather than trying to appeal to emotions, Kickers get on the field a total of 2-3 times a game, and maybe even 4-5, if they're lucky.
In the greater scheme of the game, they just don't matter a whole lot. It's a lot like how the Closer is glorified in Baseball...except, on a grander scale...
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Honsetly though, if you think about it rationally, rather than trying to appeal to emotions, Kickers get on the field a total of 2-3 times a game, and maybe even 4-5, if they're lucky.
In the greater scheme of the game, they just don't matter a whole lot. It's a lot like how the Closer is glorified in Baseball...except, on a grander scale...
yeah, but those extra point and field goal still mean alot and it also takes a great kicker to make those kicks and in clutch time as well. kicker is pretty important in my opinion.
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Josh Brown's game winning kicks, if I remember, were not from very long. I think he had 2 45 yarders, and the rest were chip shots. Don't hold me to it, though.
On the note of kickers getting 2-3 chances per game, I can name off at least two dozen playoff games in the last 5-6 years that have needed an extra 6-9 points.
On the note of kickers getting 2-3 chances per game, I can name off at least two dozen playoff games in the last 5-6 years that have needed an extra 6-9 points.
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