09-10-2019, 11:52 AM
(09-10-2019, 11:42 AM)ochocincos Wrote: Since 2017, Catanzaro has had 5 XP misses (59 for 64) with a 92% completion.
In that same span, Bullock has had 4 XP misses (70 for 74) with a 94% completion.
If adding up the total number of misses under 40 yards between FGs and XPs, they have both missed the same number.
However, Catanzaro hasn't missed from 50+ yards since 2017 (5 for 5) while hitting a 59 yarder and 57 yarder.
Bullock, in the same timeframe, has a 50% FG % on 50+ yards since 2017 (3 for 6) with a long of 51.
Personally, I'd be fine with my kicker missing an extra shorter kick or two if it means hitting from further out more often, but that's just me.
You keep saying 2017, but if he was the kicker he was in 2017 instead of last year he'd have a job. Such a weird argument to pretend like the previous years decline that has led to the guy retiring doesn't matter. The dude literally retired this preseason after missing two extra points in his first game. Mentally he is shot, which is the most important part of kicking.
