Nate Kaeding?
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I was just going to post this. He is gone. Watch for Vinatieri or Stover in San Diego next year.
I would love to see him have to make another and miss. Dude looks like my 13 year old cousin.
On another note, Dawson is money. He should be a Brown for life.
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and now SD would be up by 6 but nope mr.Choke artist probably cost them the game
and they dont even trust him for a simple onside kick
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LMFAO
jets 1st down of a 4th and inches run,less then 1 min left no TO left for SD
Mr.Kaedding
your Pink slip is waiting for you in your locker
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Dawson is only 34, which is really young for a kicker, he's got another good 10+ years left in him, barring severe injury.
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Dawson is only 34, which is really young for a kicker, he's got another good 10+ years left in him, barring severe injury.
Dawson is only 34, which is really young for a kicker, he's got another good 10+ years left in him, barring severe injury.
1st you assume the Browns will want to keep him around after next year (contract expires)
2nd he's turning 35 next week which makes him the 7th oldest starting Kicker in the NFL which isnt that young
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Dawson is only 34, which is really young for a kicker, he's got another good 10+ years left in him, barring severe injury.
1st you assume the Browns will want to keep him around after next year (contract expires)
2nd he's turning 35 next week which makes him the 7th oldest starting Kicker in the NFL which isnt that young
1st you assume the Browns will want to keep him around after next year (contract expires)
2nd he's turning 35 next week which makes him the 7th oldest starting Kicker in the NFL which isnt that young
ok and then a lot of those kickers will also be a year older, which would slide Dawson down more spots, he'll still be reliable for years to come.
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Dawson is only 34, which is really young for a kicker, he's got another good 10+ years left in him, barring severe injury.
Dawson is only 34, which is really young for a kicker, he's got another good 10+ years left in him, barring severe injury.
What will kill Dawson's longevity in the NFL isn't his Field Goal accuracy, it's his rather weak leg as NFL kickers go. He's already way down on the list in average yards per KO.
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Dawson is only 34, which is really young for a kicker, he's got another good 10+ years left in him, barring severe injury.
What will kill Dawson's longevity in the NFL isn't his Field Goal accuracy, it's his rather weak leg as NFL kickers go. He's already way down on the list in average yards per KO.
What will kill Dawson's longevity in the NFL isn't his Field Goal accuracy, it's his rather weak leg as NFL kickers go. He's already way down on the list in average yards per KO.
we can just have Zastudil do kick offs, Dawson is great for normal FGs, it seems like he hits it 65-70% of the time on those really long FGs, at least from my experience of watching him.
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Dawson is only 34, which is really young for a kicker, he's got another good 10+ years left in him, barring severe injury.
1st you assume the Browns will want to keep him around after next year (contract expires)
2nd he's turning 35 next week which makes him the 7th oldest starting Kicker in the NFL which isnt that young
1st you assume the Browns will want to keep him around after next year (contract expires)
2nd he's turning 35 next week which makes him the 7th oldest starting Kicker in the NFL which isnt that young
For a kicker it's young. He has a few good years left. Look at "Lou the Toe Groza". Now there was a kicker! (Most of you probably don't even know who I'm talking about).
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SAN DIEGO -- The Chargers' Nate Kaeding, 27, attempted suicide in the locker room after a loss 17 - 14 to the New York Jets. A source reports Kaeding was about to hang himself by placing some ropes, standing on a chair and kicking it, before Vincent Jackson came into the room because he forgot his cellphone. Kaeding reacted by quickly trying to kill himself, but couldn't kick the chair.
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What will kill Dawson's longevity in the NFL isn't his Field Goal accuracy, it's his rather weak leg as NFL kickers go. He's already way down on the list in average yards per KO.
we can just have Zastudil do kick offs, Dawson is great for normal FGs, it seems like he hits it 65-70% of the time on those really long FGs, at least from my experience of watching him.
we can just have Zastudil do kick offs, Dawson is great for normal FGs, it seems like he hits it 65-70% of the time on those really long FGs, at least from my experience of watching him.
83% last year. 6 from 50+ and a 56 yarder. Has missed 9 games in 10 years. Dawson holds the team record for most consecutive field goals made (27), and most field goals in a game (6). Dawson is currently the 7th most accurate kicker in the NFL.
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1st you assume the Browns will want to keep him around after next year (contract expires)
2nd he's turning 35 next week which makes him the 7th oldest starting Kicker in the NFL which isnt that young
ok and then a lot of those kickers will also be a year older, which would slide Dawson down more spots, he'll still be reliable for years to come.
ok and then a lot of those kickers will also be a year older, which would slide Dawson down more spots, he'll still be reliable for years to come.
he's got maybe 1-3 years left
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1st you assume the Browns will want to keep him around after next year (contract expires)
2nd he's turning 35 next week which makes him the 7th oldest starting Kicker in the NFL which isnt that young
For a kicker it's young. He has a few good years left. Look at "Lou the Toe Groza". Now there was a kicker! (Most of you probably don't even know who I'm talking about).
For a kicker it's young. He has a few good years left. Look at "Lou the Toe Groza". Now there was a kicker! (Most of you probably don't even know who I'm talking about).
when your the 7th oldest kicker your not young
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SAN DIEGO -- The Chargers' Nate Kaeding, 27, attempted suicide in the locker room after a loss 17 - 14 to the New York Jets. A source reports Kaeding was about to hang himself by placing some ropes, standing on a chair and kicking it, before Vincent Jackson came into the room because he forgot his cellphone. Kaeding reacted by quickly trying to kill himself, but couldn't kick the chair.
SAN DIEGO -- The Chargers' Nate Kaeding, 27, attempted suicide in the locker room after a loss 17 - 14 to the New York Jets. A source reports Kaeding was about to hang himself by placing some ropes, standing on a chair and kicking it, before Vincent Jackson came into the room because he forgot his cellphone. Kaeding reacted by quickly trying to kill himself, but couldn't kick the chair.
i give it a 3
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For a kicker it's young. He has a few good years left. Look at "Lou the Toe Groza". Now there was a kicker! (Most of you probably don't even know who I'm talking about).
when your the 7th oldest kicker your not young
when your the 7th oldest kicker your not young
when you don't skew facts and know that there is an entire long off season of birthdays, you are.
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when your the 7th oldest kicker your not young
when you don't skew facts and know that there is an entire long off season of birthdays, you are.
when you don't skew facts and know that there is an entire long off season of birthdays, you are.
no its really not
but its clear you wont listen to anything but your own pure ignorance
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Man I feel sorry for kickers anymore, they are expected to make everything. Dawson talked about this a couple years ago how fans expect every kick to be made and it just aint as easy as it looks.
Compare today's kickers with even guys like Cockroft let alone The Toe, it's ridiculous how good they are now.
No doubt Kaeding felt the pressure, his last kick he leaned back trying to guide it. As a former long snapper, let me tell you that is a thankless position too. You can only screw up. We are in great hands with both Dawson and Butchie's famed 5th rounder. Dawson has years left and is one of the best, especially in our stadium that scares the crap out of opposing kickers come late in the year. I think he may still be looking for a contract though, I don't think that was resolved this year but he got hurt which didn't help him.
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1st you assume the Browns will want to keep him around after next year (contract expires)
2nd he's turning 35 next week which makes him the 7th oldest starting Kicker in the NFL which isnt that young
For a kicker it's young. He has a few good years left. Look at "Lou the Toe Groza". Now there was a kicker! (Most of you probably don't even know who I'm talking about).
For a kicker it's young. He has a few good years left. Look at "Lou the Toe Groza". Now there was a kicker! (Most of you probably don't even know who I'm talking about).
I remember Master Chief.
RIP Louis Roy Groza January 25, 1924 November 29, 2000
Often imitated...Never duplicated....As good a Brown as there has ever been

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considering there are roughly 32 starting kickers, being 7th oldest isn't that bad. that makes him younger than almoast 1/5th of the starters, or 20%.
thats not too bad at all.
considering there are roughly 32 starting kickers, being 7th oldest isn't that bad. that makes him younger than almoast 1/5th of the starters, or 20%.
thats not too bad at all.
yeah but he skewed the facts because he says he turns 35 soon, well guess what, a ton of kickers from now to next fall will be a year older, and then he wont be the 7th oldest anymore, it's completely arbitrary.
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