Fans of both teams should worried if it comes down to our kickers Monday night... SF's kicker has been worse than Meyers believe it or not...
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He misses extra points too.... he's bottom 10 out of all kickers with 2 misses on 28 tries, lol just sayin'.
So that doesn't discredit what i said. They need to start scoring TD! Who cares if the sub par kicker misses the XP thats still 6 points. What would the Hawks record be if 50% of Myers kicks made/missed doesn't matter were turned into 6 points? 8-1? 9-0?
He has attempted 17 so what would +8 to 9 TD look like? hmm. Juicy
Gotcha... so we have scored the 2nd most TDs in the league only behind the Patriots, and your answer is: "JUST SCORE MORE TDS!" So at this point I guess we just release Myers, don't have a kicker, and go for a 2 point conversion every single time.
That 2013 Broncos record of 76!? HA... we'll blow past that in no time.
Or... we get a kicker that is fuckin' reliable for a change so we can realistically win games that are determined by an extra point or field goal (which we've routinely blown over the last few years).
what a novel ideaHow about we start making More TD and not have to worry about him making a Kick? or the Defense starts to play like a NFL defense? Sucks that we have a high school defense out there.
So what kind of (regular) season did Myers end up having? It was his median year in terms of overall FG% and a tick below his career avg. It seemed like he struggled with XPs, but 90.9% tied his career best which was last year when he made the Pro Bowl. His weakest area in my opinion was the 40-49 range, where he missed nearly as many (3) his year as he had in all other years combined (4). I suppose the book won't be closed on it until the playoffs are over, but at this point I think I label his season "not bad" but definitely hoping we see something better next year.
So what kind of (regular) season did Myers end up having? It was his median year in terms of overall FG% and a tick below his career avg. It seemed like he struggled with XPs, but 90.9% tied his career best which was last year when he made the Pro Bowl. His weakest area in my opinion was the 40-49 range, where he missed nearly as many (3) his year as he had in all other years combined (4). I suppose the book won't be closed on it until the playoffs are over, but at this point I think I label his season "not bad" but definitely hoping we see something better next year.
Yeah, probably so. If you also factor in a typical miss or 2 in the north end of C-link over the course of 8 games, the performance becomes more acceptable as well.I think he was pretty consistent with his career numbers and we are just seeing normal variance.