Brodus to handle PAT and Field Goals

Dooley announced today. Palardy will still kickoff.

 

I'm actually worried now.

 

Interested to see how this plays out

 

Say what?

 

Pardon me if I'm not as ecstatic. Brodus doesn't blow my mind.

However, it does mean we will go for it on fourth down a lot more because there is no way we attempt a kick over 40 yards. This could reap unexpected benefits.

 

I have become numb to this. Brodus isn"t flashy, but he can kick an EP at least. Palardy is a bigger bust than Kenny O'Neal, Brandon Jeffries, and Chris Donald combined. At this point, I'm sick of looking at him.

 

Brodus may not be able to kick a 40 yarder, but let's face it, it had gotten to the point where Palardy could not be trusted to kick an extra point. When that happens, you quit thinking "wow" factor and start thinking "bare minimum" factor. Brodus seems quite competent inside 35. At this point, I'm fine with that.

 

At least they won't have to call the frat house to find him now

 

Co-signed

 

I think this is the right choice. At least then I'm not worried about missing a 35 yd field goal.

 

When your offenses biggest problem is the short yardage/red zone stuff, you aren't going to be kicking a ton of long field goals anyway. You'll kick them when your run game stalls inside the 20 and your WRs can't spread the field. So I agree with you, this should be a gain.

 

Let's recruit Mo Isom.

 

Our new kicker

 

I still haven't heard how the heck Bullock broke his leg.

 

Palardy in a ski-mask with an iron pipe

 

If we can get a kicker to covert EPs and hit from 35 and in I will take it right now. Anything outside of 35 yrds is 4 down territory IMO.

Hopefully that materializes.

 

Somebody hit him on a kick IIRC.

 

Somebody hit him on a kick IIRC.

 

They don't have kickers in no contact jerseys?

 

If we absolutely HAD to have a kick of greater than 35 yards, we could always trot out Palardy and roll the dice. It makes no sense to be playing the Palardy game on EP's and short field goals though.