The Dull Roar
04-25-2012, 04:07 AM
I'd hate to see us prematurely cut Gano. I could easily see him pulling a Suisham and going somewhere else and being near perfect. He has a lot of potential and is still young. I say keep him.
Redskins sign kicker Neil RackersThe Dull Roar 04-25-2012, 04:07 AM I'd hate to see us prematurely cut Gano. I could easily see him pulling a Suisham and going somewhere else and being near perfect. He has a lot of potential and is still young. I say keep him. Chico23231 04-25-2012, 07:45 AM This will be a very stiff challenge for Graham Gano. While he hasn't reached elite status yet, Gano actually has a great chance of winning the competition over Rackers in preseason. what the hell are you talking about? Hes been one of the worst kickers percentage-wise in the league the last couple years. Dont mince words, Gano is horrible diehardskin2982 04-25-2012, 07:54 AM we're talking bout kickers ya'll.... Sign Hightower already! Monksdown 04-25-2012, 08:16 AM This has less to do with our special teams success than Danny being retained. I have no idea how he is still employed here. I'm sure i'm missing something. SmootSmack 04-25-2012, 08:20 AM Mr. Smith recently signed a multi-year extension, so he'll stay in Washington. Players love him apparently Monksdown 04-25-2012, 08:27 AM Mr. Smith recently signed a multi-year extension, so he'll stay in Washington. Players love him apparently Can i safely assume we're paying him in bubble gum? SkinsHulk 04-25-2012, 08:30 AM I think our Special Teams are great and Danny is a true motivator. Its never easy to have a bunch of guys that are on the bottom of the roster and playing spec teams for a reason to work with. Danny takes the fall for Gano's misses or some blocked FG's suffered- that's not a true measure of his coaching ability. jdlea 04-25-2012, 08:50 AM Beautiful post, devil is in the details. Rackers achieved touchbacks on 43% of his kickoffs, Gano achieved it on 41%. Bye bye, Graham. Not trying to be a jerk, but those numbers aren't correct. Rackers: 15/36 = 41.7% Gano: 32/73 = 42.8% Personally, I like the Rackers signing a lot. 84% FGM for Rackers vs. 75% for Gano is the glaring one for me. I wouldn't mind keeping both and having Gano around for kickoffs, but I've never felt confident when Gano was lining up a field goal. I'm certainly glad there will some competition this year. Also, it's not like Rackers doesn't still have a leg, he made a 54 yarder last year and a 57 yarder (his career high) the year before. I don't know that the negligible difference in touchback percentage is enough to keep Gano around, honestly. Lotus 04-25-2012, 08:53 AM I must be one of the few who doesn't like this move. Gano is young and improving, has a stronger leg. Are they going to cut him? We'll see how long before people here call for Rackers neck. I see it as a camp competition to be won by the best player. If so, it's a good move. Gano can return but only if he brings his A game. hooskins 04-25-2012, 08:58 AM Not trying to be a jerk, but those numbers aren't correct. Rackers: 15/36 = 41.7% Gano: 32/73 = 42.8% Personally, I like the Rackers signing a lot. 84% FGM for Rackers vs. 75% for Gano is the glaring one for me. I wouldn't mind keeping both and having Gano around for kickoffs, but I've never felt confident when Gano was lining up a field goal. I'm certainly glad there will some competition this year. Also, it's not like Rackers doesn't still have a leg, he made a 54 yarder last year and a 57 yarder (his career high) the year before. I don't know that the negligible difference in touchback percentage is enough to keep Gano around, honestly. I would be curious to see the breakdown and percentages with each distance. |
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