says they're making kicks in practice, but this is quite the quote nonetheless a mere 8 days from kickoff
Rhule: “I’m concerned about the kicking, make no mistake about that..."
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Yeah it wasn't great at practice. They are putting them in tough spots and scenarios but we were lacking that was for sure. Its a tough job.
Does the soccer club team still exist? There's gotta be a guy from Argentina that can handle this job.
The full quote he talks about having 2 unproven guys and who he thought would be the starter is hurt. I listened to the full presser and it is the exact same thing as the entire team. We have to go prove we are a good team in game 1. Nothing matters until the game. The new JUCO kicker could be an absolute stud, but we have no idea until he kicks.
More reason we need to be good enough where every game isn't a 4th quarter nail biter.
I feel like kicker is a position that is always overlooked in both recruiting and the NFL draft. As a Rams fan, the kicking game suffered greatly after Matt Gay left. Before him, the Rams had Greg Zuerlein, who was a stud before his play declined.
Having a good kicker is an immeasurable weapon to have. It's a near-guaranteed three points whenever the team is in range, and basically an automatic touchback on kickoffs. At least it used to be before they changed kickoffs in the NFL.
Coaches don't seem to notice this until they don't have this luxury anymore. It's one of the most important positions on the entire team that is always underrated, it seems. And I'm always like, if you luck out and find a good kicker, do whatever you can to hang on to him.
Having a good kicker is an immeasurable weapon to have. It's a near-guaranteed three points whenever the team is in range, and basically an automatic touchback on kickoffs. At least it used to be before they changed kickoffs in the NFL.
Coaches don't seem to notice this until they don't have this luxury anymore. It's one of the most important positions on the entire team that is always underrated, it seems. And I'm always like, if you luck out and find a good kicker, do whatever you can to hang on to him.
Nothing worse than a team taking 8 plays, driving 45 yards into FG range, and then missing a chip shot.
Yeah, but not kicking off and they are bringing him along really really carefully.
How is it that we manage to get our kickers injured so often?
I will never understand this
Weird how the world works. There was a time when we always had the best kicker... Now nothing. There also was a time when Omaha produced elite tailbacks... Now nothing.
Put Coke back in the stadium so things come all of the way back!
