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Old 09-30-2010, 08:35 AM
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Who is the worst FG kicker in the NFL?
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Old 09-30-2010, 08:38 AM
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Or can anyone name every field goal kicker?

People in New Orleans probably have someone in mind about now
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whats amazing is hartley is nails in the playoffs and sb...now he sucks. i'd trade that in a second for kaeding
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Bob Timberlake, Giants '65 season.

Early in an October 24 game against the Cleveland Browns, the Giants' main placekicker twisted an ankle. Timberlake took over as the team’s full-time kicker until the season’s final week. Timberlake went 0-for-14 in field goal attempts for the rest of the season.
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Most accurate field goal kicker in NFL history (minimum 100 attempts) is Nate Kaeding with an 87.2 FG percentage.
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Most accurate field goal kicker in NFL history (minimum 100 attempts) is Nate Kaeding with an 87.2 FG percentage.
What was Jason Elam's final %, anyone?
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Most accurate field goal kicker in NFL history (minimum 100 attempts) is Nate Kaeding with an 87.2 FG percentage.
8-15 (53%) in the playoffs
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What was Jason Elam's final %, anyone?
Jason Elam career 80.74% but hit some long ones for sure in Denver
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Bill Gramatica, I think he kicked for a year or two and wasn't all that good.
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