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We can’t go into next week with Santoso right? RIGHT?


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4 minutes ago, Shocker said:

If cut every kicker that misses a kick this will get comical quick

I can handle a kicker missing or getting in a funk. 

this dude just isn’t a NFL kicker.   That was the problem that was discussed coming in. 

and Rhule told you that he knows it….which is why we punted from the Jets 30

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1 minute ago, CRA said:

I can handle a kicker missing or getting in a funk. 

this dude just isn’t a NFL kicker.   That was the problem that was discussed coming in. 

and Rhule told you that he knows it….which is why we punted from the Jets 30

Post the link where Rhule said that.  He didnt

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12 minutes ago, Shocker said:

If cut every kicker that misses a kick this will get comical quick

It’s not the miss

 

it’s the no confidence in him to attempt a 50yd fg…. Any other team not named the Jets and we lose a game like today and the points not attempted would have been the difference maker

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4 minutes ago, Shocker said:

Post the link where Rhule said that.  He didnt

There's no 'link' where Rhule said Santoso isn't an NFL Kicker.

The game showed you that he doesn't think he's an NFL Kicker. He punted a 50something yard FG attempt. Dude went on to miss an XP.

He's costing us a 7th rounder. I'd be SHOCKED if he's here beyond Tuesday. 

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Just now, FuFuLamePoo said:

I don't quite agree. Not even being able to attempt a 50 yard kick is an enormous issue.

33 would make it a 49 yard attempt.   

with no crazy wind, weather, or blocking concerns upfront showing themselves early in the game.  

and yeah, if you can’t attempt a  49 yarder….you need a new kicker.  Especially when you aren’t an offensive juggernaut.   You miss the opponent is only starting on their own 33. 

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20 minutes ago, OldhamA said:

Jesus Christ, did he really?

fuger couldn't hit a barn door when he was here. Bloody typical. 

He went from being the hunted to the hunter.  He's not the one looking over his shoulder anymore, he's the dude trying to cement a new job.  it's weird, but some people need a change to get the weight off their shoulders.  I doubt he was oblivious to the fact that Panthers fans were extremely critical of him.  Slye has a clean slate in Houston.

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