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Cajuncowboy;3169986 said:I guess this explains why Rafael Septien and Toni Fritch aren't in your sig!
Is it that obvious? :laugh2:
Cajuncowboy;3169986 said:I guess this explains why Rafael Septien and Toni Fritch aren't in your sig!
adbutcher;3169988 said:Is it that obvious? :laugh2:
I was at a football camp in Texas and a couple of the Kickers were practicing FGs while holding water bottles in one hand. We were running gassers (suicides, or whatever else they are called) in the heat and they were on cruise control. I remember one of them smoking too. While practicing.adbutcher;3169984 said:Two out three kickers we had in college smoked. I mean what the hell and they wonder why we did not consider them a part of the team. Don't get me started on the coaches son who was my highschool kicker.
All we ask them to do is to kick the damn ball and none of the smoking and general sorry behavior would matter.
Hell most lineman I knew could kick chip shots. It got so bad my sophmore year in college that our freaking starting QB had to kick, which pisses me off even more about Romo holding, because another kicker who don't have anything to do during practice can't do it better. I mean damn!
/rant2
Hostile;3169995 said:I was at a football camp in Texas and a couple of the Kickers were practicing FGs while holding water bottles in one hand. We were running gassers (suicides, or whatever else they are called) in the heat and they were on cruise control. I remember one of them smoking too. While practicing.
I hate them. I always wanted to be on Kickoff coverage teams so I could get a clean shot at one of them when I was at full speed.
Hostile;3169945 said:I do every time one of these sawed off midgets doink one. The Offense kill themselves to get the ball in range and then they make it moot.
It bothers me a whole lot more when the Offense kills themselves to get in position and the Kicker gets credit for winning the game.
DallasCowpoke;3170066 said:This is the silliest line of thinking, I just don't get it? It reeks of chest-thumping, has-been, false bravado.
A: Kicking, be it the drop kick, extra point or FG, have been a part of the game almost since it's conception. Acting like it's NOT an integral part of the overall game, is asinine.
B: If the offense DID their job and scored, there'd be no need for a FG attempt, now would there?
C: I'm more than positive, 99.999% of the "sawed off midgets" active in the NFL today, could run circles around 99.999% of their detractors here athletically, any day and twice on Sunday.
goliadmike;3170073 said:Nick is that you? Sorry it didn't work out, man.
Juke99;3170147 said:In the spirit of the season, I say, we don't become negative. We all reach out to our fellow man and express our sincere gratitude for his effort. We forgive, we embrace and we move on.
Then we shoot him.
Suisham was 12 of 13 at FedEx. He was fired for his only miss there.TonyS;3169960 said:Bottom line is that we hired a guy who was fired for missing a chip shot field goal in addition to other misses.
We basically hired a guy who is a little less worse than our current guy.
To be a playoff team and be this weak at kicker is inexcusable to me. How hard can it be to find someone who can kick reliably from 20-40 yards away?
Have we checked all of the Shop-Rites and Piggly Wiggly's for their produce clerks and night managers? Sheesh!
Juke99;3170147 said:In the spirit of the season, I say, we don't become negative. We all reach out to our fellow man and express our sincere gratitude for his effort. We forgive, we embrace and we move on.
Then we shoot him.
DallasCowpoke;3170066 said:This is the silliest line of thinking, I just don't get it? It reeks of chest-thumping, has-been, false bravado.
A: Kicking, be it the drop kick, extra point or FG, have been a part of the game almost since it's conception. Acting like it's NOT an integral part of the overall game, is asinine.
B: If the offense DID their job and scored, there'd be no need for a FG attempt, now would there?
C: I'm more than positive, 99.999% of the "sawed off midgets" active in the NFL today, could run circles around 99.999% of their detractors here athletically, any day and twice on Sunday.