HOF Kickers?

[DallasOwnsNFC]

Who will be the kickers in this game? Gary Anderson....which other ones? Too late to think, also punters, so you have to have more than 22 players per team, more about 24-25 depending on KR/PR.

[tretcharuss]

Ray Guy, I think is the only punter listed. There are at least 5 kickers also. I think this will be an interesting strategy to pick gold specialists. I am leaning toward this myself.

[The Jayhawker]

Jim Bakken
Al DelGreco
Lou Groza
Jeff Jaeger
Eddie Murray
Jan Stenerud
Garo Yepremian

Are of them are kickers and Ray Guy is the Punter. From what I've heard there is a noticeable difference in the generic kickers and the Legends. No details but one example was that an generic guy would struggle at 45+ and a legend would easily have the strength. I sure Lou Groza will be able to hit a 65 yard field goal.

With only one punter who knows?


J

[Technique83]

For the Bills fans out there....Scott Norwood. hwa hwa hwa hwa hwa!

[Codenamemighty]

For the Bills fans out there....Scott Norwood. hwa hwa hwa hwa hwa!


Mmmm That was a great game. I really did felt bad for Scott Norwood because he took too much blame on himself. The buffalo community did show their support and gratitude to him. I was going for the Bills that superbowl and I am still a loyal fan to the Bills. I still believe the Bills was the team of the early 90s even though they did not win a single Superbowl.. There has never been a team as resilence and talented like the Buffalo Bills....If you are going to Dream be sure to dream BIG

[Bish-Bosh]

Reggie Roby (RIP), great punter for the Dolphins.

[Darkheath]

Whoa... when did Roby die?

[Technique83]

There has never been a team as resilence and talented like the Buffalo Bills....If you are going to Dream be sure to dream BIG

Really? Hmm. You forgot to add...."In my opinion.."

I do agree that they had one of the greatest teams those first 2 Superbowl years but after that they were pretty ..eh. In 92, they did show resilience with 'the comeback' in the Wildcard game but that team wasn't as awesome as the 90, 91 squad. (this is coming from me, a Dolphin fan) If anything, i think they're probably runner up to the Denver Broncos for AFC team of the decade (90s).

The 90 & 91 Bills were deadly with that K-Gun O.


Roby died about 2 years ago.

[QB_TARGET#24]

For the Bills fans out there....Scott Norwood. hwa hwa hwa hwa hwa!


In the words of Rick James...That was COooooooold Blooded!

[Codenamemighty]

[quote=Technique83]Really? Hmm. You forgot to add...."In my opinion.."

I do agree that they had one of the greatest teams those first 2 Superbowl years but after that they were pretty ..eh. In 92, they did show resilience with 'the comeback' in the Wildcard game but that team wasn't as awesome as the 90, 91 squad. (this is coming from me, a Dolphin fan) If anything, i think they're probably runner up to the Denver Broncos for AFC team of the decade (90s).

The 90 & 91 Bills were deadly with that K-Gun O.


Well you are right I should have said In my opinion. The Bills was an exposive team and I just don't believe there will be a team like the bills. To go to 4 straight Superbowls is really amazing. If they had won all 4 superbowls there would have not been a doubt in my mind that the Bills would be considered the best team in football history. The chicago Bulls won I believe 6 NBA titles and they are considered one of the best teams in that era...The celtics i believe won 16 titles...But I do respect you for letting me know that..stay cool and hope to see you online....My dolphin friend...To win is accepting defeat, accepting defeat is the first step to winning

[QB_TARGET#24]

From someone that lives around here. Mr. K Gun would pretty much be the party animal coming into the superbowl, and be half in the bag during the game. Pretty much no one around here cared for Kelly. His attitude destroyed the Moral of that team.