07-03-2015, 11:55 PM
(07-03-2015, 11:48 AM)fredtoast Wrote: McInally was a First Team All-Pro.
He lead the league in punting twice and finished in the top 10 seven times.
Huber has never finished in the top ten. I know Huber has a good net average and is good at sticking the ball inside the 20, but McInally was the better punter.
Leading the league in punting? What does that even mean? The most number of punts? The most total punting yards? Gross punting average? Net punting average?
None of those tell you who the better punter is. Punting is situational. Kicking from midfield, who is better - the guy who booms a 55 yarder or the guy who kicks a 40 yarder with halftime.
In order to say who the better punter is, you have to watch every play and determine if the guy executes what needs to be executed in each particular situation.
