The Anti- Ferentz?
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tweeterhawk
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Holy Sh!t. Enough trickery and gimmicks in those clips to make the Sly Fox himself want to come out of retirement.
Seriously, that QB, Fredi Knighten, is an athlete. Nice speed and elusiveness, reminds me a lot of McNutt. At 5-11, 175 pounds, a little undersized to play that position in college. Could be a WR or perhaps a defensive back?
Seriously, that QB, Fredi Knighten, is an athlete. Nice speed and elusiveness, reminds me a lot of McNutt. At 5-11, 175 pounds, a little undersized to play that position in college. Could be a WR or perhaps a defensive back?
I have a question about the drop kick...
Can you punt every extra point/field goal attempt? Is there a certain way it has to be done?
I feel like punting it through the uprights would be easier than having a holder and it would allow you to have another blocker?
I must admit I have never understood this rule and I wasn't sure if it was actually a legit rule or if it was something someone made up.
Can you punt every extra point/field goal attempt? Is there a certain way it has to be done?
I feel like punting it through the uprights would be easier than having a holder and it would allow you to have another blocker?
I must admit I have never understood this rule and I wasn't sure if it was actually a legit rule or if it was something someone made up.
thejumper5
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A drop kick and a punt are not the same thing. A punt goes straight from the player's hand to his foot. A drop kick is dropped, bounces off the ground, and is then kick. It is very tough to control, which is why it is so rare.
Ok that makes more sense. I was wondering what the difference is and I thought maybe that was the case, but I wasn't sure. That would be very difficult to do with a football.
Thanks!
