It's the leg strength my man. I've seen enough of that to make me concerned. Which is why I hope the short kickoffs were called that way because if not he's looking like a marginal kicker.He was 3 for 4 in 2nd half touchbacks, 4/6 overall in the game. That's hardly terrible
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what is it with people and this kicker? he looks like any other kicker.
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He had 4 touchbacks. His leg is strong enough. When they needed him to kick it deep in the 2nd half, he didIt's the leg strength my man. I've seen enough of that to make me concerned. Which is why I hope the short kickoffs were called that way because if not he's looking like a marginal kicker.
I wish it was just one kick into the wind but he missed that 29 yarder in that close game with the Cowboys and that was in doors.Zuerlein would've had trouble hitting a 53 yarder into the wind. The kickoffs are concerning, but one kick into the wind does not make a career.
I can't remember two times in Zuerline's career that he didn't kick it at least into the end zone.for fucks sake, gz didn't kick it out of the endzone plenty of times. multiple times in games as well.
I hope you're right.He had 4 touchbacks. His leg is strong enough. When they needed him to kick it deep in the 2nd half, he did
It’s established fact that kickers are more accurate than they were 30 years ago. Misses make highlight reels more often because our expectations are so high.Is it me or when I was younger (unfortunately quite a while ago now) and was watching the NFL didn’t kickers just seem to make pretty much all the kicks? It was a surprise when one missed? You stick Redzone on these days and the kicks are all over the gaff. Misses galore.
Part of the problem, is we had the literal best CFL kicker of all time on our team in training camp, and we cut him for this guy. So far, he's done very little, if anything to inspire confidence.
Meh........
Why is he not on another team if he is the "best of all time"?
You have to admit thats a good point.
Because he wasn’t great yet.Why was Kurt Warner not picked up by other teams in 1998?
Lirim Hajrullahu was hardly the best kicker in CFL history. Of the 9 kickers from 2019, Hajrullahu ranks 7th in career success (83.3%) and 7th in success rate for the 2019 season (85.5%). There are some good kickers playing up north.Part of the problem, is we had the literal best CFL kicker of all time on our team in training camp, and we cut him for this guy. So far, he's done very little, if anything to inspire confidence.
Lirim Hajrullahu was hardly the best kicker in CFL history. Of the 9 kickers from 2019, Hajrullahu ranks 7th in career success (83.3%) and 7th in success rate for the 2019 season (85.5%). There are some good kickers playing up north.
I was very happy to see a CFL kicker get an opportunity to make it in the NFL.
When the 2020 CFL season was declared over due to COVID, 3 other CFL kickers opted out of their contracts and are available to the NFL. I would consider a couple of those kickers over Lirim Hajrullahu.