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I know of few kickers who actually improve their range as they age. I'd love to see him hit a 60yd'er.
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Originally Posted by
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I know of few kickers who actually improve their range as they age. I'd love to see him hit a 60yd'er.
Going on his 54yarder the other day he could make a 60 yarder, the problem is when would a team ever let the kicker attempt that. Next time we're up by 3 touchdowns with a couple of minutes left, I'd love to see them let him have a go (provided he wasnt hitting head on into a wind or anything).
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Originally Posted by
Gibson_McQueen Going on his 54yarder the other day he could make a 60 yarder, the problem is when would a team ever let the kicker attempt that. Next time we're up by 3 touchdowns with a couple of minutes left, I'd love to see them let him have a go (provided he wasnt hitting head on into a wind or anything).
If he was not in a dome, I would not have asked him to even attempt the 54 yarder. Dome kicks are easier.
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What I thought was every bit as impressive was his kickoff deep into the endzone. He has definately been working on his leg strength; his kickoffs used to goto somewhere between the 5 and goalline tops.
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Congrats Robbie, man he's come a looooooong way from Penn State used to go to those games and he sucked out loud.
PS - That's a picture of Jay Cutler in the OP.
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The Benjamin Robbie Gould may actually be jersey worthy. Not many (if any) are. I have seen them being sold in a store at Woodfield, and I have a family member who wants one.
My 11 year old son got his Jersey for his birthday. I told him anyone he wanted and he said Gould. It is a ritual, when Gould lines up and they snap the ball, we say "Good".
Edit: He already has Hester, Cutler, Urlacher and Forte, so it's not his only choice. Kid has more Jersey's than me.
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Originally Posted by
irishways My 11 year old son got his Jersey for his birthday. I told him anyone he wanted and he said Gould. It is a ritual, when Gould lines up and they snap the ball, we say "Good".
Edit: He already has Hester, Cutler, Urlacher and Forte, so it's not his only choice. Kid has more Jersey's than me.
He picked a good role model, that's for sure. Robbie Gould is going to be around in Chicago for a long time, I have a feeling.
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I didn't think there'd ever be anyone who could replace Butthead in the Bear Saga.
Time has a way of proving everyone wrong.
Congrats, Robbie.
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Originally Posted by
matsellah I didn't think there'd ever be anyone who could replace Butthead in the Bear Saga.
Time has a way of proving everyone wrong.
Congrats, Robbie.
I wish I were old enough to remember Kevin Butler, man. I'm 29, and since I don't live in the Chicagoland area, as a kid, I didn't get raised to be a Bears fan. That being said, I don't remember a single thing that happened back in the 1980s with the Bears.
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Originally Posted by
Bear Goggles Congrats Robbie, man he's come a looooooong way from Penn State used to go to those games and he sucked out loud.
PS - That's a picture of Jay Cutler in the OP.
Haha, I just noticed that I pasted the wrong pic in the OP. Man I guess I'm dyslexic, coulda sworn that was a 9. Good call. I fixed it.
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