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If you had to kickoff to the Pats, what would you do?
Seeing Hobbs ripping upfield this weekend makes me wonder . . . if you were a coach advising your kicker on how to kick off to the Pats, what would you do? Would you rather take your chances on Hobbs or on Maroney?
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Re: If you had to kickoff to the Pats, what would you do?
I'd probably try for the squib kick,Get that thing bouncing as much As i possibly could..
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Re: If you had to kickoff to the Pats, what would you do?
I would either kick it to the guy with the cast on his hand or the guy who committed a crippling fumble on a KR in the playoffs last year. Oh, that's the same guy!
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Re: If you had to kickoff to the Pats, what would you do?
You don't really have a choice. Terrence McGee was the best kickoff return guy in the NFL but teams still had to kick it to him. The only other option is to kick it out of bounds and take it at the 40, or hope you can kick it far enough for a touchback, which does not always happen. The same thing is happening now with Devin Hester. You can avoid him on punts but on kickoffs you just have to kick it to him and hope for the best.
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Re: If you had to kickoff to the Pats, what would you do?
Well, considering this unit only has one TD and only a few longer than 40 yards I'm not sure you'd do much more than emphasize your kick protection groups in practice. I mean, it's not like we've got Devin Hester back there where you'd have to worry about a score on every kick.
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