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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.TomBradyWoot said:The return man catches it and gets nailed at the 1 yard line.
It seems to me that the kicking team is always plenty happy with a touchback. Any time a kicker is able to boot the ball straight through the end zone, they usually do just that.ctpatsfan77 said:Seriously . . . when Grammatica/Gostkowski kick off, what would be the best possible outcome, assuming the opponents don't turn it over?
flutie2phelan said:Since there is no such thing as a fair catch on a kickoff ... i have longed hoped
for some strong-legged kicker - perhaps from Australia ... who can put enough air under the ball
to launch it towards about the 10 or 20 ...
where our coverage team can turn it into a jump ball.
shakadave said:Me too! Is there a maximum tee height? I assume there is, because with a 10-inch tee our dream could become a reality. How many inches off the ground does a punter's foot meet the ball? That's how high a tee I actually mean.
Not QUITE ideal NEM because you have to pay for dinner.NEM said:Obviously the ideal kickof is that the receiver has the ball hit him in helmet with such force that it ricochets all the way out to Grammatica who is so shocked to have the ball in his hands that he panics and hands it to the third cheerleader from the left, and she brings it up to me in my seat and says she will give it to me if i take her out to dinner and back to my hotel afterwards. NOW, thats an ideal kickoff, dirty old man that I am.
Box_O_Rocks said:What's a hot dog cost?
Box_O_Rocks said:What's a hot dog cost?
Wow, maybe NEM will have to spring for the garden salad after all!AndyJohnson said:In my Madden 06 franchise mode they cost $3000. Havent sold any yet though.
VJCPatriot said:TBW is correct. There are fair catches on kickoffs in the NFL. I don't know what ruleset you would be speaking of flutie2.
flutie2phelan said:A kickoff is a free ball, right?
When a squib kick is bouncing around near the goalline, why wouldn't the bamboozled returner call for a fair catch?
... and become entitled to an unimpeded opportunity to make the catch?
Why wouldn't the team expecting an onside kick do the same?
Actually you can fair catch a kickoff...flutie2phelan said:Since there is no such thing as a fair catch on a kickoff ... i have longed hoped
for some strong-legged kicker - perhaps from Australia ... who can put enough air under the ball
to launch it towards about the 10 or 20 ...
where our coverage team can turn it into a jump ball.