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    When the ball goes past the ENDZONE on kickoffs, that's like 70-75 yards

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    Posted: Jan. 14, 2013 - 12:11 AM ET #1

    How is it that a kicker can kick the crap out of the football on kickoffs with the ball sailing out of the ENDZONE and traveling about 70+ yards but they can't hit or attempt a 70 yard FG.. Just fuuucccking go for it man.. Carroll should've  lined his kicker up an extra 5 yards back and asked him to kick it like it was a kickoff. Dead center split the uprights. No need for that hailmary.
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    How is it that a kicker can kick the crap out of the football on kickoffs with the ball sailing out of the ENDZONE and traveling about 70+ yards but they can't hit or attempt a 70 yard FG.. Just fuuucccking go for it man.. Carroll should've  lined his kicker up an extra 5 yards back and asked him to kick it like it was a kickoff. Dead center split the uprights. No need for that hailmary.
     
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    Posted: Jan. 14, 2013 - 12:19 AM ET #2

    Quote Originally Posted by ActionMagnet:

    How is it that a kicker can kick the crap out of the football on kickoffs with the ball sailing out of the ENDZONE and traveling about 70+ yards but they can't hit or attempt a 70 yard FG.. Just fuuucccking go for it man.. Carroll should've  lined his kicker up an extra 5 yards back and asked him to kick it like it was a kickoff. Dead center split the uprights. No need for that hailmary.

    Well, first of all the goalpost is 10 feet off the ground. So a ball that is kicked off and lands at the back of the end zone was not 10 feet off the ground for 75 yards.

    Secondly, the kicker can take an unlimited run up on a kick off.

    Third, on a kickoff, they have no need for accuracy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ActionMagnet:

    How is it that a kicker can kick the crap out of the football on kickoffs with the ball sailing out of the ENDZONE and traveling about 70+ yards but they can't hit or attempt a 70 yard FG.. Just fuuucccking go for it man.. Carroll should've  lined his kicker up an extra 5 yards back and asked him to kick it like it was a kickoff. Dead center split the uprights. No need for that hailmary.

    Well, first of all the goalpost is 10 feet off the ground. So a ball that is kicked off and lands at the back of the end zone was not 10 feet off the ground for 75 yards.

    Secondly, the kicker can take an unlimited run up on a kick off.

    Third, on a kickoff, they have no need for accuracy.

     
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    Posted: Jan. 14, 2013 - 12:21 AM ET #3

    Do you even watch football?
    Kickers on kickoffs get a running start of about 10 yards
    With no one rushing at them
    FG kickers get 2 steps with a defense bearing down immediately
    C mon dude
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    Do you even watch football?
    Kickers on kickoffs get a running start of about 10 yards
    With no one rushing at them
    FG kickers get 2 steps with a defense bearing down immediately
    C mon dude
     
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    Posted: Jan. 14, 2013 - 12:24 AM ET #4

    A kicker doesn't have an unlimited runoff on a FG?  I would take an extra 10 feet and come in with extra velocity. It's amazing how often it comes down to a kick.. What about kicking with a steel plated shoe disguised as a sneaker? With the money these owners have I'm surprised nobody has paid some engineer in Germany to build a special shoe for kicking FGs. You only bring it out in a playoff gm. 
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    A kicker doesn't have an unlimited runoff on a FG?  I would take an extra 10 feet and come in with extra velocity. It's amazing how often it comes down to a kick.. What about kicking with a steel plated shoe disguised as a sneaker? With the money these owners have I'm surprised nobody has paid some engineer in Germany to build a special shoe for kicking FGs. You only bring it out in a playoff gm. 
     
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    Posted: Jan. 14, 2013 - 12:26 AM ET #5

    Quote Originally Posted by Zoot:

    Do you even watch football?
    Kickers on kickoffs get a running start of about 10 yards
    With no one rushing at them
    FG kickers get 2 steps with a defense bearing down immediately
    C mon dude

    Do why not set up shop 5 yards further away from the defense and take your running start and kick the crap out of the ball
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zoot:

    Do you even watch football?
    Kickers on kickoffs get a running start of about 10 yards
    With no one rushing at them
    FG kickers get 2 steps with a defense bearing down immediately
    C mon dude

    Do why not set up shop 5 yards further away from the defense and take your running start and kick the crap out of the ball
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by ActionMagnet:

    A kicker doesn't have an unlimited runoff on a FG?  I would take an extra 10 feet and come in with extra velocity. It's amazing how often it comes down to a kick.. What about kicking with a steel plated shoe disguised as a sneaker? With the money these owners have I'm surprised nobody has paid some engineer in Germany to build a special shoe for kicking FGs. You only bring it out in a playoff gm. 

    If you took an extra 10 foot runup, the ball wouldnt be there when you got there.

     

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    Quote Originally Posted by ActionMagnet:

    A kicker doesn't have an unlimited runoff on a FG?  I would take an extra 10 feet and come in with extra velocity. It's amazing how often it comes down to a kick.. What about kicking with a steel plated shoe disguised as a sneaker? With the money these owners have I'm surprised nobody has paid some engineer in Germany to build a special shoe for kicking FGs. You only bring it out in a playoff gm. 

    If you took an extra 10 foot runup, the ball wouldnt be there when you got there.

     

     
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    Posted: Jan. 14, 2013 - 12:27 AM ET #7

    They use a tee for kickoffs.


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    Posted: Jan. 14, 2013 - 12:30 AM ET #8

    If boxers can cheat and belicik can cheat why not a special steel shoe? Nobody would ever know. It would allow the ball to sail an extra 5-10 yards easily. 
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    If boxers can cheat and belicik can cheat why not a special steel shoe? Nobody would ever know. It would allow the ball to sail an extra 5-10 yards easily. 
     
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    Posted: Jan. 14, 2013 - 12:35 AM ET #9

    Kinda like the effect a golf club has on the golf ball when impact is made. Down 3 points with 5 seconds left in the game? Ball on your own 20, no problem. A quick out for a 10 yard gain, call time out with 2 seconds left and line up for a 80 yard FG. 
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    Kinda like the effect a golf club has on the golf ball when impact is made. Down 3 points with 5 seconds left in the game? Ball on your own 20, no problem. A quick out for a 10 yard gain, call time out with 2 seconds left and line up for a 80 yard FG. 
     
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    Posted: Jan. 14, 2013 - 7:33 AM ET #11

    Quote Originally Posted by JLourenco:

    They use a tee for kickoffs.





    Exactly.  Can you hit a golf ball with a driver further with or without a tee?
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    Quote Originally Posted by JLourenco:

    They use a tee for kickoffs.





    Exactly.  Can you hit a golf ball with a driver further with or without a tee?
     
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    Posted: Jan. 14, 2013 - 8:20 AM ET #12

    Geesh, this is funny.   

    Tees add on average 10 yds to kicks, and more for some

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    Geesh, this is funny.   

    Tees add on average 10 yds to kicks, and more for some

     
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    Posted: Jan. 14, 2013 - 8:33 AM ET #13

    Stop gambling
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    Better yet, just stop talking
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    Posted: Jan. 14, 2013 - 9:05 AM ET #15

    I remember Ryan Longwell kicking for Green Bay and nailing a 63 yard FG.
    That was probably 10 years ago. It would be a 64-65 yard attempt from the 47
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    I remember Ryan Longwell kicking for Green Bay and nailing a 63 yard FG.
    That was probably 10 years ago. It would be a 64-65 yard attempt from the 47
     
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    Posted: Jan. 14, 2013 - 9:15 AM ET #16

    i wouldve gone for fg attempt instead of hail mary myself. especially inside the dome
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    i wouldve gone for fg attempt instead of hail mary myself. especially inside the dome
     
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    Posted: Jan. 14, 2013 - 9:20 AM ET #17

    Genius  stop watching football and be a coach instead.
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    Posted: Jan. 14, 2013 - 9:27 AM ET #18

    Steel toe shoe.  Classic.
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    Posted: Jan. 14, 2013 - 9:37 AM ET #19

    I would have at least attempted it. These guys kick these long fgs during practice all the time. The longest made fg in nfl is 65 yards but happened during preseason. The longest in college is 69 yards so its not like it was impossible especially in a dome. 


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    I would have at least attempted it. These guys kick these long fgs during practice all the time. The longest made fg in nfl is 65 yards but happened during preseason. The longest in college is 69 yards so its not like it was impossible especially in a dome. 


     
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    Ask your bookie for you money back.....and if he gives it to you...QUIT!


    Cause you have just a good a chance of getting your money back, as kicking that mythical field goal of yours with the cheating steel toe.

    P.S. And change your name to NOaction Magnet!
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    Ask your bookie for you money back.....and if he gives it to you...QUIT!


    Cause you have just a good a chance of getting your money back, as kicking that mythical field goal of yours with the cheating steel toe.

    P.S. And change your name to NOaction Magnet!
     
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    Posted: Jan. 14, 2013 - 10:36 AM ET #21

    Bring in Tom Dempsey with that square toed boot....guy had rocket boosters in it....
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    Bring in Tom Dempsey with that square toed boot....guy had rocket boosters in it....
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cooler999:

    Ask your bookie for you money back.....and if he gives it to you...QUIT!


    Cause you have just a good a chance of getting your money back, as kicking that mythical field goal of yours with the cheating steel toe.

    P.S. And change your name to NOaction Magnet!

    The OP is a 7 yr old child. He probably bet a Little Debbie brownie on the game. No reasonable football fan would suggest a FG kicker strap on a pair of Timberlands
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cooler999:

    Ask your bookie for you money back.....and if he gives it to you...QUIT!


    Cause you have just a good a chance of getting your money back, as kicking that mythical field goal of yours with the cheating steel toe.

    P.S. And change your name to NOaction Magnet!

    The OP is a 7 yr old child. He probably bet a Little Debbie brownie on the game. No reasonable football fan would suggest a FG kicker strap on a pair of Timberlands
     
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    Posted: Jan. 15, 2013 - 12:32 AM ET #24

    althought I don't agree with a 70 yarder, I think they had a better shot at kicking this 65 yarder than hail mary.  I don't think he would have made it but your likeliness of success is far greater I feel.
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    althought I don't agree with a 70 yarder, I think they had a better shot at kicking this 65 yarder than hail mary.  I don't think he would have made it but your likeliness of success is far greater I feel.
     
     
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    Posted: Jan. 15, 2013 - 12:43 AM ET #25

    Amateur hour? A steel toe shoe to kick a 70 yard FG? 
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