There's 2 other kickers in the Hall, but they played before man even went to the moon.I agree. I love me some Jan Stenerud, but he shouldn't be the only placekicker in the Hall.
Were they exclusively placekickers though? Lot of QB/Kicker combosThere's 2 other kickers in the Hall, but they played before man even went to the moon.
We need to bring back this combo. I want guys that look like this out there kicking...Groza played K and OT.
If it weren't for kickers, Tom Brady would be 0 for 5 in Super Bowls.Agreed, many times a year a game comes down to it's kicker...how is that position not important?
Saw that earlier today. What Jamarcus doesn't realize is that it doesn't matter how much he gets in shape. He could be the most athletic man in the world. The problem is he's just not smart enough or dedicated enough to play QB in the NFL. Or probably any position in the NFL.speaking of fat dudes
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1...s-hits-the-gym
"JaMarcus Hits the Gym: A promotional video which shows JaMarcus never doing more than three reps with light weights, one rep with heavy, struggle to walk around and display that his moobs are still visible through a large sweatshirt"
We'll see after Romo's new contract is up.Has a QB ever did so little for as much money as JaMarcus the Hut swindled out of the Raiders? Also he still looks like an a right tackle, I still remember that Raider reporter who was at practice and thought Russell was an offensive linemen.
You really opened yourself up for that shit Burnem.We'll see after Romo's new contract is up.
I did, it was a zinger, I know he doesn't believe itYou really opened yourself up for that shit Burnem.
Cowboys Award 6-Year, $108 Million Extension To Super Bowl-Watching Quarterback Tony RomoIRVING, TX-In an effort to prevent the multiple championship-viewing player from reaching free agency, the Dallas Cowboys announced this week that the team had signed Super Bowl-watching quarterback Tony Romo to a six-year, $108 million contract extension. "Tony has already watched seven Super Bowls for us," said Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, who acknowledged that the most lucrative contract in team history will put extra pressure on Romo to continue watching championships. "He was born to watch the Super Bowl, he's proven himself capable of it, and we are confident that the next few years will see Tony Romo watch many, many more Super Bowls as a Dallas Cowboy." Jones added that a major focus for the team this season will be on keeping Tony Romo healthy so that he can watch the entire 2014 playoffs.