Buehler!!!!!

Teague31

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Every kickoff went into the endzone!!!!!!!!!!!!
 

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was there any doubt?

Wait till he starts really trying.
 

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Not only do we have the best trio of running backs in the NFL, alongside the best duo of tight ends in the NFL, but now we also have the best duo of kickers in the NFL. The 2009 Dallas Cowboys are stacked! David Buehler is a stud, one of his kickoffs went 9 yards deep into the endzone!
 

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AdamJT13;2863297 said:
Only INTO the end zone?

He's holding back.
That's just probably where the ball was downed after it hit the upper deck seats behind the endzone and bounced back onto the field.
 

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trio of kickers, don't leave the best punter in the league out in the cold.

It's going to be pretty funny when we start winning games because of our kickers.
 

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We got a glimpse of David Buehler's booming leg
12:32 PM Sat, Aug 01, 2009 | Permalink | Yahoo! Buzz
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I have finally seen fifth-round pick David Buehler kick off from the 30-yard line.

I can confirm that the 6-2, 227-pound workout warrior can boom an NFL ball into the end zone on a regular basis. He did six kickoffs before this morning's practice, all of which came down in the end zone, one 9 yards deep.

"My leg feels good," said Buehler, who wanted to get in some work before the Cowboys worked on kickoff coverage the next couple of days. "I'm just looking forward to showcasing it tomorrow."

Buehler, the workout warrior who did 25 bench press reps and ran a 4.62 40 at the combine, is also getting regular work as an upback on the punt team. That's one of the non-kicking roles he could fill during the season.

"I haven't really done special teams (other than kicking) in a while, so I'm just trying to get acclimated again," said Buehler, a scout-team fullback and safety his first season at USC. "Kicking is really my first focus, but whatever I can do to help the team, I'm going to do. They're trying to maximize my worth and see what I can do. I'm trying to capitalize on any way I can make the team."


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It must be tough to try and take on all those special team roles while saving humanity from evil by night.
 

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Ok I'm leaving the thread..here comes the awful recycled Chuck Norris jokes from 5 years ago.
 

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SLATEmosphere;2863326 said:
Kicking in shorts in TC is alot different then actual gameday. I have to see it to believe it.

I'm willing to bet that it is not that much different, as a matter of fact, it probably is not different at all.
 

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SLATEmosphere;2863326 said:
Kicking in shorts in TC is alot different then actual gameday. I have to see it to believe it.

How so? For most positions, I wouldn't argue your point, but for a kickoff specialist, what changes?
 
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