elrod817
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Is it possible they're looking at him as a punter too? Nice aim, decent hangtime. Dude could be a coffin corner expert...
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Get StartedWatch it one more time, but this time count how many steps he takes prior to kicking the ball.
I'm open to the idea he is still better than Akers though, or at a minimum is younger and has a potential for being a long term solution solely based on his age relative to Akers.
Maybe they have worked with him or seen him maintain distance and accuracy using NFL steps to the ball. Hard to say what exacly has transpired.
I'd be worried about how many takes did this guy need to make his kicks? Did he cut and edit his video often or what..? Did it take 5 tries or 10 tries or was it bam, bam, bam..hard to tell.
Pretty impressive that he kicked one through the uprights on a random bounce, even if it took a few attempts, I probably wouldn't be able to do that in a thousand tries.
I actually did pay attention to his steps on the FGs and didn't notice him taking any excessive run up. I think it was mostly a 3-step approach. The only things that really had me wondering with that video were 1) How would he do in pads with defenders? 2) How useful would most of these trick shots really be in a game? 3) How many takes did each one of these tricks actually take? 4) Are we going to need another holder since I believe he kicks with the opposite foot from Akers?
Anyone have an age on this guy?
He's a Norse Viking with the legendary leg strength of Baldr. So my guess is 5000.
Anyone have an age on this guy?
From Aasgard he hails, to crush the Frost Giants with his powerful leg. Across Bifr?st he runs, using 8-9 mighty steps before kicking the ball all the way to Midgard!
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