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Originally Posted by
ShotgunDawg
That's because neither attempted anything over about 32 yards because their legs were too weak.
You can't evaluate kickers by percentage of makes in the same way you can't evaluate a short stop on errors when both are in large part determined by range. Guys with larger ranges will also likely have more errors.
Graves was 3-5 from 40+ in 2015 but if they are attempting an average amount and not just a few to skew the stats, then percentage made is absolutely a good stat. How are you disqualifying short FG by putting more emphasis on range? Who was it? Westerfield in 2000 who missed like half of 30-39 traders? But that doesn't count as much because they are shorter?
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