Redskins re-sign Frost.

yeah, I dont know if he is till in the league but I think he was last with the Seahawks.

I'm pretty sure Matt Turk's with the Texans

yeah, I dont know if he is till in the league but I think he was last with the Seahawks.

I believe I read the other day Matt re-signed with the Texans (I Think) at 39 years old or something like a two year deal.

Its good to see he's still hanging in there. He wasnt/isnt a bad punter IMO.

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Im glad i can still make cold jokes about our punter.

I like Derrick Frost..

I think he's earned his opportunity to stay and punt for us.. and I'll bet he continues to do a decent job.. It's a nice little move by the Skins.

Its good to see he's still hanging in there. He wasnt/isnt a bad punter IMO.

In unrelated news to the thread........lol

Being it is a ex-SKIN, pretty sweet deal for Matt!

Back to the thread, compare stats Turk vs Frost, pretty darn close.

NFL life may not be beginning for punter Matt Turk (http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/players/profile?statsId=3276) at the age of 39, but it's definitely continuing.
Turk, 39, agreed to a two-year, $2.35 million deal, which includes a $500,000 signing bonus, to stay in Houston. The fact that he was able to get a two-year deal at his age shows how well he won over the locker room and front office with his kicking.
Most punters and place-kickers at his age are either out of football or receiving the minimum salary annually to play. Turk, who has punted for the Redskins, Dolphins, Jets and Rams, came to the Texans last year and had one of his better seasons.
He had a 41.7 gross punting average, but what was most impressive was his 37.9 net, best in his career. His agent, David Canter, said Turk became actively involved in negotiations with Texans general manager Rick Smith to work out a deal that ran longer than one year.

In unrelated news to the thread........lol

sorry, got a little carried away.

Good to have Frost back. He's nothing special but he's serviceable and he comes at the right price.

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