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Weekly appreciation for a great kicker.
Thanks Lutz.
Thanks Lutz.
Will LUTZ 19/20 - 95% on the season. (1 Viewer)
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Saint Kamara
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Currently 7th best fg % in history for a career.
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LiterOCola
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It's just funny to talk about. The last time we had a similar thread, Brees threw his first INT of the season.
Juicy Fruit
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Lutz is the man... so nice to have a great kicker...
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its spelled Lut$
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Have you seen the poor guy kicking for the bears? Hit the post 4 times!
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I think Lutz has a little cushion now. He can miss 1 and be safe from Payton. If he misses 2 though, he better call his real estate agent.
ETA: Kidding aside, I wonder of that old ST consultant had an affect on Lutz?
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I know it's just fantasy... but Lutz is frequently the #1 kicker in the "Start 'Em" advice for fantasy players.
But NFL Network fantasy gurus had Bengals WR John Ross as its #1 WR in the "Start 'Em" advice for the game against the Saints. He did score a TD... but overall that advice didn't work out too well for fantasy owners.
But NFL Network fantasy gurus had Bengals WR John Ross as its #1 WR in the "Start 'Em" advice for the game against the Saints. He did score a TD... but overall that advice didn't work out too well for fantasy owners.
CerealKiller
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You may think that the Saints have historically had bad luck with kickers. But check this out.
You won't believe the career FG percentage list.
Justin Tucker (Baltimore) is number 1 at 90.08%
Shayne Graham is number 12 at 85.49%
John Carney is at 32 at 82.41%
Garrett Hartley is at 39 at 81.73%
Morten Anderson is at 59 with 79.69%
Surprising, right?
Well Will Lutz isn't on the list because it runs through 2018 and requires a minimum of 100 attempts. He now has 110 and sitting at 88.18%. That would put him right under Justin Tucker at number two and above Vinatieri, Vanderjagt, Gostkowski, and Hauschka (is it a requirement that kicker's names must be hard to spell?)
Anderson's best individual season is with the Falcons.
Now I know that field goals are easier to make now because of the rules against blocking the center and leaping and all that, but still...
Even though I know it's not sustainable, even if he misses a couple, you gotta love that foot!
You won't believe the career FG percentage list.
Justin Tucker (Baltimore) is number 1 at 90.08%
Shayne Graham is number 12 at 85.49%
John Carney is at 32 at 82.41%
Garrett Hartley is at 39 at 81.73%
Morten Anderson is at 59 with 79.69%
Surprising, right?
Well Will Lutz isn't on the list because it runs through 2018 and requires a minimum of 100 attempts. He now has 110 and sitting at 88.18%. That would put him right under Justin Tucker at number two and above Vinatieri, Vanderjagt, Gostkowski, and Hauschka (is it a requirement that kicker's names must be hard to spell?)
Anderson's best individual season is with the Falcons.
Now I know that field goals are easier to make now because of the rules against blocking the center and leaping and all that, but still...
Even though I know it's not sustainable, even if he misses a couple, you gotta love that foot!
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