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The big question: How far can McAfee punt the ball in Denver?


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Can we talk?

Eventually there's going to be a 3-and-out ....deep in Indy territory.

This will be the moment.....

The ball leaves the foot of Mr. "Punters are people, too!!"

....It will soar in the mile high air...above the rim of the stadium....NASA will track it

Mouths will drop open in awe.....How far will it go? How far can it go??

What the NFL record distance for a single punt??

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Can we talk?

Eventually there's going to be a 3-and-out ....deep in Indy territory.

This will be the moment.....

The ball leaves the foot of Mr. "Punters are people, too!!"

....It will soar in the mile high air...above the rim of the stadium....NASA will track it

Mouths will drop open in awe.....How far will it go? How far can it go??

What the NFL record distance for a single punt??

I'm thinking it may burn up on re-entry.

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The big question: How far can McAfee punt the ball in Denver?

 

About that same as he punts at home.  The elevation in Denver is probably the most overrated thing in sports.

I don't know about football, so you may be right about that. But in baseball, you should see some of the home/road splits for the Rockies players. It can be very skewed

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The big question: How far can McAfee punt the ball in Denver?

 

About that same as he punts at home.  The elevation in Denver is probably the most overrated thing in sports.

I don't think so. I see guys SUCKING that oxogen between series. It can also affect the grip guys get on the football....one reason I think Peyton has gone to the glove (low humidity causes it to be slick I believe). I think the kicks travel (if the same as a baseball) approximately 8% further but I don't think its that big of a deal.

 

All this said just pin them inside the 20....I can care less if my kicker kicks it 70 yds and the returner then has time and space to set up a 50 yd return...Pat could work on his directional kicking a lot I think...sometimes it isn't how far but how much hang time and pinning a team close to the sideline to make return lanes smaller.

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