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I'll take Bryan Anger all day over Butler. Number 1 ranked punter. Is projected as a 3-4 rounder but I doubt a team will draft a punter that high. Averages more yards per punt than Butler. Never totally understood the love fest for Butler on here. I mean yeah he would be a great punter to get in a late round, but I just feel like I am missing something the way people act about him.

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I'll take Bryan Anger all day over Butler. Number 1 ranked punter. Is projected as a 3-4 rounder but I doubt a team will draft a punter that high. Averages more yards per punt than Butler. Never totally understood the love fest for Butler on here. I mean yeah he would be a great punter to get in a late round, but I just feel like I am missing something the way people act about him.

I've seen both Butler and Anger listed as the top punter in various sites (Powell as well in a few), and I have not seen one that lists either as a 3rd or 4th round prospect. From everything I have read, they are both projected to go in the 5th or 6th round.

As for their numbers, they had the exact same punting average this season, but for their careers, Butler's numbers are better. And I'm not sure about Anger, but Butler gets very good hang time in addition to his great average. Either would be fine long-term punters for us, so I'll gladly take whoever the team likes.

Anger - 2011 - 44.2 ave.

- Career 44.0 ave.

- 4 career punts blocked

Butler - 2011 - 44.2 ave.

- Career 45.4 ave.

- 0 career punts blocked

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Is drafting a puter that important to you guys? I do not believe we are in the position, yet, to use any draft pick on a Kicker. Plus, we already have Medlock under contract. Although, curiously, he has yet to be given a #.

And before you flame me, I do realize a good kicking game is worth its weight in gold. But, I also believe that finding a decent punter, that can multitask, is not a difficult as it once was. Besides, with our offense, how good of a punter do we actually need? Just one with good hang time should do the trick.

Replacing Mare is going to be more difficult. Other than that, GOOOOOO CATS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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