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The kicker competition intensifies
in General Discussion Tue Dec 31, 2019 4:31 amby chenyan94 • Farseer | 293 Posts | 2930 Points
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Younghoe Koo and Nick Rose both have limited NFL experience, and the team is committed to searching high and low for options. Currently the Bears have two kickers under contract: Chris Blewitt and Redford Jones.Brad Biggs’ NFL mock draft 1.0: Where is Kyler Murray going? - Chicago Tribune - Brad Biggs presents his NFL mock draft 1.0. It features Kyler Murray going to the Raiders and Dwayne Haskins to the Giants.Cox: Bears bringing in two former AAF and Chargers kickers for tryout - NBC Sports Chicago - The Bears have two kickers under contract right now. Ryan Pace is looking at potentially adding another.Under Center Podcast: Robbie Gould Pod Special - NBC Sports Chicago - JJ Stankevitz, Cam Ellis and Paul Aspan are joined by former Bears kicker Robbie GouldMaking The Case: Running Backs The Bears Should Draft (Devin Singletary) - Club Dub Bears Blog - Nicknamed “Motor”, Devin Singletary was a ridiculously productive back at Florida Atlantic in his three seasons there. 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Last season he carried the load to the tune of 1,274 rushing yards on 220 carries with 9 TD’s.POLISH SAUSAGENFC Roster Reset: Rams, Saints, Eagles sit atop conference - NFL.com - Sean McVay’s Rams and Sean Payton’s Saints continue to bolster their rosters in an effort to maintain NFC supremacy. Can anyone catch ‘em? Gregg Rosenthal examines the updated conference pecking order.KNOW THY ENEMYMcCarthy and Rodgers remain civil in their separation - Acme Packing Company - Despite their apparent differences of opinion, neither party took public shots at the other in post-firing interviews.McCarthy denies 'utterly absurd' massage accusations - NFL.com - Former Packers coach Mike McCarthy denied claims from a Bleacher Report article to NFL Network's Tom Pelissero on Thursday that he would miss meetings to have massages.How big a concern is the Rodgers-McCarthy rift? 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Anderson - Pride Of Detroit - The Lions made it official on Friday.Report: Vikings to work out AAF quarterback John Wolford - Daily Norseman - Another potential signee from the newly-defunct leagueVikings CB Holton Hill Suspended The First 4 Games Of The 2019 Season - Daily Norseman - The second year corner violated the league’s performance-enhancing substances policy.Vikings sign two players from the Alliance of American Football - Daily Norseman - Some former players from the failed-AAF are starting to find new homesLet’s talk about the offensive line - Daily Norseman - The Vikings have added some players Tarik Cohen Jersey , but is it enough?IN CASE YOU MISSED IT ON WINDY CITY GRIDIRONWiltfong: Bears to try out 2 AAF kickers on Wednesday - Windy City Gridiron - The search to replace placekicker Cody Parkey continues for the Chicago Bears as they will reportedly work out two kickers from the defunct Alliance of American Football. The Chicago Tribune’s Brad...Wiltfong: Green Bay, Tumultuous-town, USA - Windy City Gridiron - Bears’ fans, this is an open thread!WCG CONTRIBUTORS BEARS PODCASTS & STREAMS2 Minute Drill - Website - iTunes - Andrew Link; Steven’s Streaming – Twitch – Steven Schweickert; T-Formation Conversation - Website - iTunes - Lester Wiltfong, Jr.; WCG Radio - Website - iTunes - Robert Zeglinski - The Blitz NetworkTHE RULESWindy City Gridiron Community Guidelines - SBNation.com - We strive to make our communities open and inclusive to sports fans of all backgrounds. The following is not permitted in comments. No personal attacks, politics, gender based insults of any kind, racial insults, etc.The Bear’s Den Specific Guidelines – The Bear’s Den is a place for Chicago Bears fans to discuss Chicago Bears football, related NFL stories, and general football talk. It is NOT a place to discuss religion or politics or post political pictures or memes. Unless otherwise stated, the Den is not an open thread, and profanity (including profanity only stated in pictures) is prohibited.Click on our names to follow us on Twitter:WCG Contributors: Jeff Berckes; Patti Curl; Eric Christopher Duerrwaechter;Kev H; Sam Householder; Jacob Infante; Aaron Lemming; Ken Mitchell; Steven Schweickert; Jack Silverstein; EJ Snyder; Lester Wiltfong, Jr.; Whiskey Ranger; Robert Schmitz; Robert Zeglinski; Like us on Facebook. The Seattle Seahawks' Michael Dickson knows his unconventional punting style is likely to catch the eye of a few kicking enthusiasts in England.Punts don't score points, though, so he believes the fans might be a bit more dazzled by placekicker Sebastian Janikowski."The drop kick is cool," Dickson said. "You do that in rugby a lot. I don't know if we'll be doing it too much ... so (Janikowski) hitting a few field goals will probably get the crowd pretty happy Womens James Daniels Jersey , I'd say."Dickson found himself in the spotlight on Sept. 17 when he tried a drop kick during a kickoff, and later an onside kick, in the Seahawks' 24-17 loss to the Chicago Bears.On Sunday, the rookie from Sydney by way of Texas will take his technique to London as the Seahawks face the Oakland Raiders in the first of three NFL games to be played at Wembley Stadium this season.The drop kick may be much more common in rugby, but Dickson, who didn't touch a football until 2014, never played the sport. Instead, he grew up playing Australian Rules Football, and as a defender, it was partly his responsibility to kick the ball away."I had a big kick when I was playing Aussie rules football, so I decided that I wanted to give (the NFL) a go one day," Dickson said. "I didn't really know about the college football process or anything and hadn't really watched much American football. I just knew I liked it when I tried out and met an Australian punting coach, and it kind of just took off from there."Seattle liked Dickson enough to trade up with the Denver Broncos to draft him in the fifth round. He unseated Jon Ryan, the Seahawks' punter for the last 10 seasons, and in Week 1 became the first NFL player to average more than 59.9 yards on six punts 鈥?including a 69-yarder in the third quarter of a 27-24 loss at Denver."Field position is enormously important to our style of play, and Michael kicking the ball deep, pinning them back http://www.thebearslockerroom.com/authentic-aaron-lynch-jersey , is important, but (so is) changing the field with some kicks that he's capable of doing 鈥?not to mention the other things," Seahawks coach Pete Carroll said. "The placement of the ball and the things like that ... (are) a lot of really cool things that you don't normally get from a punter, so we're just trying to go with it and really understand how to better utilize him."A few of those cool things were unveiled against Chicago, with Seattle turning to Dickson rather than Janikowski to try to pin the Bears deep after they were penalized on a third-quarter extra point attempt.Dickson, from the 50, kicked the ball after a bounce to the Bears 1-yard line, where it was returned to the 15 by Anthony Miller. It was the first drop kick since 2015, when the New England Patriots' Nate Ebner, an Olympic rugby sevens player, tried it on a kickoff against the Philadelphia Eagles.If that wasn't enough, Dickson was called upon to try to drop kick an onside kick with 14 seconds remaining, but the Bears recovered it."It's always a concern and it's a little unpredictable where it can go, but in a way, you like that," special teams coach Brian Schneider said. "The good thing is you can disguise it where you want it to go much easier than if it was a kicker."Dickson, who entered the week fourth in the league with 1 Kevin White Jersey ,348 gross punting yards, downplayed the drop kicks, saying there are a number of factors that go into how and where he punts the ball.Fittingly, the last thing he wants is to become predictable."Depending on what teams show what fronts they have and what personnel they have out there, you know, different kicks work for different teams," Dickson said. "There is some room, but it's not going to be an every week thing."NOTES: Carroll said the Seahawks decided upon a Thursday arrival in England after studying other teams' previous routines. "We took full advantage of the Mercator route and in doing so, it was like a nine hours or something flight," he said. "It worked out. It was great." ... Safety Kam Chancellor traveled with the team in a support role. Chancellor remains on the physically unable to perform list after injuring his neck last season and is unlikely to be cleared to resume his career. ... LB K.J. Wright (knee) did not practice Thursday, but Carroll said TE Nick Vannett, who sat out Wednesday, is "fine."
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