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The 1 thing we can't do Sunday

CRA

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No, I meant for a touchdown. He's only returned one punt in the last two years for a touchdown. (That was the one against the Packers.)

i understood. was just saying that I don't think he was put back to return last year. at least not as much as prior years.

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Meh. I'm not too worried about Hester. He's an average receiver (at best), so he has to be good at something. Just kick it out of bounds on the punts, and you won't have to worry about him.

that is the point. The Bears offense isn't too scary. Kicking to Hester can end a game when two poor offenses are battling it out.

Baker consistantly gives opposing return men lots of room to work with.

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I don't believe Hester has been lining up to receive punts or kickoffs for the last two years, which is why he hasn't returned any. Last Monday was the first time he was back there to do so, I believe. So, if he is back there Sunday....no kick to Hester. Even if the kickoffs go out of bounds, it will be better than kicking it to Hester.

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