Punt Returner Free Agents

[iamhubby1]

Contrary to what KK and CRA would have you believe, you actually can improve your ability to catch a punt. As you practice you get more comfortable. As you get more comfortable, it becomes increasingly easier, and more natural. So yea, practice can make a difference.

Also, the guy last night was a left footed punter. Those can be tricky for anyone, let alone for young guys.

IF Philly wants to make the team, and make a lasting impression. He has to improve. It is obvious the team wants him to succeed. It is up to him to put in the time to get more comfortable.

To me, it is just plain silly to state the kid doesn't have a shot at getting better. But then again, this is the Huddle where folks will tell you anything to make themselves sound good. And to allay their own fears.

[pantherclaw]

Just for the record, anyone who thinks Ted Ginn was a garbage returner...go look at last years numbers and compare them to 2012, 2011,2010 etc.

didn't see anyone calling Ginn garbage.

He was all that and a bag of chips either.

He is a vet, so he wasn't making rookie mistakes.

After watching the game, I'm more concerned about Philly Brown's feet than I am of his hands.

HONEST!

[pantherclaw]

Contrary to what KK and CRA would have you believe, you actually can improve your ability to catch a punt. As you practice you get more comfortable. As you get more comfortable, it becomes increasingly easier, and more natural. So yea, practice can make a difference.

Also, the guy last night was a left footed punter. Those can be tricky for anyone, let alone for young guys.

IF Philly wants to make the team, and make a lasting impression. He has to improve. It is obvious the team wants him to succeed. It is up to him to put in the time to get more comfortable.

To me, it is just plain silly to state the kid doesn't have a shot at getting better. But then again, this is the Huddle where folks will tell you anything to make themselves sound good. And to allay their own fears.

nice post. The kid has the ability.

Now if can just keep running without losing his feet.

[micnificent28]

Gotta say I go with ford here. he's a guy with world class speed and i believe could come in and be 3-5 wr range.

[rmoneyg35]

Contrary to what KK and CRA would have you believe, you actually can improve your ability to catch a punt. As you practice you get more comfortable. As you get more comfortable, it becomes increasingly easier, and more natural. So yea, practice can make a difference.

Also, the guy last night was a left footed punter. Those can be tricky for anyone, let alone for young guys.

IF Philly wants to make the team, and make a lasting impression. He has to improve. It is obvious the team wants him to succeed. It is up to him to put in the time to get more comfortable.

To me, it is just plain silly to state the kid doesn't have a shot at getting better. But then again, this is the Huddle where folks will tell you anything to make themselves sound good. And to allay their own fears.

Props to knowing about how left kickers can cause problems. I bet not many people here noticed that.

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