Kicking woes all ready ?
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Keep an eye on K Ryan Santoso (Giants).
Keep an eye on K Ryan Santoso (Giants).
McLaughlin has more impressive stats & background than Santoso. In addition, the Giants want to trade him & I don't like trading for kickers. I'm not making those decisions (nor am I capable of doing so), so we'll just have to wait & see what happens.
Mike
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Maybe not. There is a question mark there.
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We sighed kicker Stephen Gostkowski.
We sighed kicker Stephen Gostkowski.
Heh... Hes old
Nickers...."There are no old running QB's in the NFL "~Sam Rutigliano~ -
We sighed kicker Stephen Gostkowski.
We sighed kicker Stephen Gostkowski.
That guy’s just speculating on signing Gostkowski. I don’t see it happening because he doesn’t fit the Braveheart kicking room at all.
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We sighed kicker Stephen Gostkowski.
That guy’s just speculating on signing Gostkowski. I don’t see it happening because he doesn’t fit the Braveheart kicking room at all.
That guy’s just speculating on signing Gostkowski. I don’t see it happening because he doesn’t fit the Braveheart kicking room at all.
Maybe not. There is a question mark there.
Which is why I added the 2nd post.
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We sighed kicker Stephen Gostkowski.
Heh... Hes old
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In taking a bit of a closer look at Chase, the misses early in 2019 all came in his first four games in the NFL. It makes the career line a little dicey, but-
In his last 11 games, looks like he only missed 3 kicks (with one being blocked) and 1 extra point over 19 and 32 tries, respectively. He's been with the team, I'm fine seeing what he can do for week one. Also hit two 50 yard kicks.
JB
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Lets stop the bullshit.
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Looks like Parkey has been released by the Browns.
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Looks like Parkey has been released by the Browns.
Looks like Parkey has been released by the Browns.
Because Cody Parkey BLOWS!
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Looks like Parkey has been released by the Browns.
Looks like Parkey has been released by the Browns.
I learned something here. I always thought being placed on IR was a league specific thing, meaning he can’t play on any NFL team for the rest of the season. But apparently it’s a team specific thing, so it only means he can’t play for the Browns for the rest of the season, but conceivably could play for another team later this season when he heals up.
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Zombo said:
I thought maybe he had a son that was available.
Z
You would guess that the college ranks, in all divisions, could or would crank out more qualified kickers to fill the new NFL needs.......I guess not.
Not that bad of pay any more ranging from Justin Tucker BAL $5,000,000/yr for the best to $660,000 for guys that don't even start. Number 31 (3) is $808,333 not bad for a last place starter.
Parkey FYI from Spotac :
(not bad) look down here ↓↓↓↓
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CONTRACT:1 yr(s) / $1,212,500 SIGNING BONUS$137,500 AVERAGE SALARY$1,212,500 GTD AT SIGN:$200,000 TOTAL GTD:$200,000 FREE AGENT:2022 / UFA GO BUCKEYES, BROWNS, INDIANS, CAVS, YSU, NAVY and yes I like ND! -
And our current kicker from JAX and stats from Spotac :
Current Contract
Chase McLaughlin signed a 2 year, $1,525,000 contract with the Jacksonville Jaguars, including an average annual salary of $762,500. In 2021, McLaughlin will earn a base salary of $850,000, while carrying a cap hit of $850,000.
CONTRACT TERMS:2 yr(s) / $1,525,000 SIGNING BONUS- AVERAGE SALARY$762,500 GTD AT SIGN:- TOTAL GTD:- FREE AGENT:2022 / RFA -
Zombo said:
I thought maybe he had a son that was available.
Z
You would guess that the college ranks, in all divisions, could or would crank out more qualified kickers to fill the new NFL needs.......I guess not.
Not that bad of pay any more ranging from Justin Tucker BAL $5,000,000/yr for the best to $660,000 for guys that don't even start. Number 31 (3) is $808,333 not bad for a last place starter.
Parkey FYI from Spotac :
(not bad) look down here ↓↓↓↓
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CONTRACT:1 yr(s) / $1,212,500 SIGNING BONUS$137,500 AVERAGE SALARY$1,212,500 GTD AT SIGN:$200,000 TOTAL GTD:$200,000 FREE AGENT:2022 / UFA You would guess that the college ranks, in all divisions, could or would crank out more qualified kickers to fill the new NFL needs.......I guess not.
Not that bad of pay any more ranging from Justin Tucker BAL $5,000,000/yr for the best to $660,000 for guys that don't even start. Number 31 (3) is $808,333 not bad for a last place starter.
Parkey FYI from Spotac :
(not bad) look down here ↓↓↓↓
2
CONTRACT:1 yr(s) / $1,212,500 SIGNING BONUS$137,500 AVERAGE SALARY$1,212,500 GTD AT SIGN:$200,000 TOTAL GTD:$200,000 FREE AGENT:2022 / UFA I don't think there is a lack of kickers. There are a lack of opportunities. Teams don't change kickers once they know the guy even if some rook comes in and looks great.. If it ain't broke, don't fix is applies with kickers. There are 32 jobs available and in any given year you might have 2-3 jobs that are really open. Add in that kickers who get established play for 15 years, maybe more and it show just how few jobs are up for grabs.
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You would guess that the college ranks, in all divisions, could or would crank out more qualified kickers to fill the new NFL needs.......I guess not.
Not that bad of pay any more ranging from Justin Tucker BAL $5,000,000/yr for the best to $660,000 for guys that don't even start. Number 31 (3) is $808,333 not bad for a last place starter.
Parkey FYI from Spotac :
(not bad) look down here ↓↓↓↓
2
CONTRACT:1 yr(s) / $1,212,500 SIGNING BONUS$137,500 AVERAGE SALARY$1,212,500 GTD AT SIGN:$200,000 TOTAL GTD:$200,000 FREE AGENT:2022 / UFA I don't think there is a lack of kickers. There are a lack of opportunities. Teams don't change kickers once they know the guy even if some rook comes in and looks great.. If it ain't broke, don't fix is applies with kickers. There are 32 jobs available and in any given year you might have 2-3 jobs that are really open. Add in that kickers who get established play for 15 years, maybe more and it show just how few jobs are up for grabs.
I don't think there is a lack of kickers. There are a lack of opportunities. Teams don't change kickers once they know the guy even if some rook comes in and looks great.. If it ain't broke, don't fix is applies with kickers. There are 32 jobs available and in any given year you might have 2-3 jobs that are really open. Add in that kickers who get established play for 15 years, maybe more and it show just how few jobs are up for grabs.
Pretty much the same for punters. Not a huge turnover.
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