I really have no argument with any of the Miller v. Sauerbrun comments except for leg strength. Except for McBrier and Lechler, the entire punting population in 2006 was between 41.3 and 45.7 gross. That's 158 inches between the #3 punter and #30. 36 inches separate #4 and #14. So drawing conclusions from gross avg, especially in a small sample size, seems a little silly.
Punters should be evaluated in how effective they are in changing field position. Given that criteria, I would agree that Miller has generally been effective in his career but not spectacular. However, he was exceptional in 2005. Sauerbrun has more upside but less consistency (touchbacks and big returns).
Trying to convince people that Miller has an equal or bigger leg just distracts from the more important other points being made. Can Miller return to 2005 form despite injuries/age? Can Sauerbrun kick within his coverage scheme to maximize change in field position and minimize big plays?