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That first huge punt he had today had to be atleast a 90 yard punt. He kicked it from the 11 and it landed on the 11.... but Troy Brown(??) ran it for 10 yards or something. Amazing!
It's not fair he doesn't get the respect because the wind starts whipping around in there in about six weeks....he's a great punter. Twice today the NE punt returner turned and sprinted towards his end zone just to field the ball. Field position wins games.
it is kinda scarey though.. he hits it so hard, that he friggin outkicks all punt coverage.. nobody can run 80 yards down the field to kill the puntreturner that fast!
the coaches might have to tell him to keep them in the 60 yard range
"All hockey players are bilingual. They know English and profanity." ~ Gordie Howe
80 yards in the air. I'd really like to know how many other times that has happened in NFL history. If he didn't have to pooch that one punt, he'd have a 65 yard / punt average.
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