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Andy Lee cut. Palardy is our Punter

Jeremy Igo

By Jeremy Igo,
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LinvilleGorge Grand Master

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I hope this turns out to go better than I expect. You could make a legit argument that Palardy was the worst punter in the NFL last year. It'll be a giant kick in the balls if Palardy struggles while Lee signs elsewhere and consistently bangs out boomers. It'll even be a bigger kick in the balls if that situation is accompanied by Gano still here shanking crucial kicks.

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1 minute ago, uncfan888 said:

Didn't they say that we save no money by doing this? What the fug

Save money next year and now we won't be looking for a punter next year (of course this would be assuming Palardy would've found a team) 

But yeah I trust Palardy as much as I trust Gano

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1 minute ago, *FreeFua* said:

Save money next year and now we won't be looking for a punter next year (of course this would be assuming Palardy would've found a team) 

But yeah I trust Palardy as much as I trust Gano

So basically we could have had an all pro punter this year and then cut him and been in the same position. Got it. 

I know you hate Lee, but that makes zero sense

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1 minute ago, Jeremy Igo said:

This is Hurney's call. If Palardy struggles once real pressure is on, it's his head.

Lots of things in the past should have ushered Hurney out of the building, but he kept on shitting out bad draft after bad draft, and overpaying players that don't equate to wins....still couldn't shake him.

This will be no different...JR is happy again.

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