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Kevin Huber officially retires
#21
Great run by a Cincy kid. Best of luck to him.
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(07-07-2023, 06:32 PM)Go Cards Wrote: He did take a Hines Ward Special hit, you know the crown of the helmet to up under his facemask from the steelers Terrence Garvin that broke his jaw. 

Those cheap shot b@$+@!#s 

Yet agree that the mileage on his leg coupled with his age was the reason for his decline. Have a good pic of him, Harris, and Nugent taken from my seat.  

Good dude and a really good punter.

Yep, and Stoolers players told Bengals players during pre-game warmups they were coming after our punter, and the league did nothing about it.
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(07-07-2023, 07:25 PM)Housh Wrote: I would guess since kickers don’t have to actually work out like other players ANY hit they take does 10x more damage than say a Myles Garrett taking that same hit. A kicker is basically just a regular person with really strong legs.

Disagree with this Housh, at least with Punters, they have to be pretty damn great athletes. They can jump crazy high while 
Kicking the ball as far as possible while nearly kicking themselves in the face. Now Kickers, yeah, those are the softest dudes 
in football, but some of them are buff too.

(07-07-2023, 07:29 PM)Sled21 Wrote: DO you have any idea how many times these guys kick footballs through their careers? Huber was taking injections in his hip the year before last just to be able to kick on game day. 

You know it Sled, it is strenous on the body, just different than all the other positions and Punters DO get hit lots.

They aren't protected nearly as much as Kickers.

(07-08-2023, 09:40 AM)George Cantstandya Wrote: Best of luck to Huber with his future and thanks for all the years as the Bengals punter.   Here is a video of him in a game against Washington with a heck of a cool behind the back move he made to try to salvage the play.   Unfortunately it didn't work out in the end. 
 



Good stuff George. Rock On
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(07-07-2023, 12:00 PM)ochocincos Wrote: Huber's accolades:

Career leader in punt yards (45766)
Career leader in number of punts (1011)
2nd in Yard Per Punt (45.3, only Chrisman has higher -47.8)
2nd in Net Yards Per Punt (40.2, only Chrisman has higher - 42.6)
Tied Longest Punt - 75 yards

I wonder if one day he might be worthy of getting into the RoH

Stats are one component  of course a big component but this is a fan vote b.not an account vote, hia other intangibles like hometown boy and playing his career here will help him
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#25
Nice long career by Huber. Hope he finds happiness in the next phase of his life.
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#26
Huber will definitely make it into the RoH some day.
You can always trust an dishonest man to be dishonest. Honestly, it's the honest ones you have to look out for.
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(07-13-2023, 01:07 AM)Bengal Dude Wrote: Huber will definitely make it into the RoH some day.

Hopefully ahead of Dillon lol
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