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omahacolt 02-02-2017 08:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Racehorse (Post 1105)
Not the words I expected from you.

I am glad the idiot is gone.

That better?

PeytonsForehead 02-02-2017 09:30 AM

nooooooooooooooooooooo... Now we have another position that was fine to worry about. :mad::mad::mad:

IndyNorm 02-02-2017 09:57 AM

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Originally Posted by daedge (Post 1099)
Shocked at this news.

His departure sure leaves a giant void and creates yet another headache for Chris Ballard.

He's got his work cut out.

Yeah, tough first week for him. Having an incompetent coaching staff forced on you for at least a year and then losing one of the hand full of players on the team that's actually really good.

albany ed 02-02-2017 10:01 AM

I'm sure the college ranks are filled with many capable punters, so that part can be replaced w/o even using a draft pick. What made him so special was his dual role of punter and kick off specialist. I think that made Vinitari more accurate. Also he was a whacky guy and that was made him one of my favorites.

Brylok 02-02-2017 10:42 AM

The best punter in the NFL quits the team so he can go to New England and join Bartool Sports. In the words of Jim Cornette, "Thank you, fuck you, bye".

Racehorse 02-02-2017 11:02 AM

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Originally Posted by omahacolt (Post 1111)
I am glad the idiot is gone.

That better?

I expected a hearty "Fuck that guy!" out of you.
I am disappointed.

rcubed 02-02-2017 01:15 PM

best at his position(s) and he will be missed.

good luck with the comedy thing...hope you saved your paychecks.

Colts And Orioles 02-02-2017 01:24 PM

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Originally Posted by sherck (Post 1108)


I liked Pat a lot. He was a very consistent punter, kickoff specialist and holder on FG and PAT attempts. He honestly will be missed in the locker room, I am sure, for his attitude and ability to keep things light.

Finding a replacement for him is not as easy as it might sound. There are currently only 3 punters who are listed as unrestricted free agents:

40 year old Shane Lechler, HOU
31 year old Britton Colquitt, CLE
27 year old Jeff Locke, MIN

and one guy who is a RFA:

26 year old Colton Schmidt, BUF

There will be some movement of Punters during the off-season and a few will probably be released after the draft and such but there is not much to pick from in free agency.

There are only 2 guys that Walter Football thinks could/should be drafted at the Punter position:

JK Scott, Alabama
Austin Rehkow, Idaho

I like Rehkow because he also kicked FGs for them and was 26 of 29 during his senior year. Flexibility is great! It probably also indicates that he did kickoff duties for them as well so there is that.

My guess is that the Colts would have to use a 6th round draft pick in order to secure one of those guys. That is fine with me since our low round picks rarely seem to contribute much (Good is the only 6th or 7th round pick to really contribute since the 2010 7th round pick of Kavell Conner).

Sadly, neither Scott nor Rehkow are black so Omaha will not be happy.

This sucks. Godspeed, Patty Mac.

Cheers,


o

Then, maybe Irsay and/or Ballard can coax him back for one more year.

rcubed 02-02-2017 01:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Brylok (Post 1139)
The best punter in the NFL quits the team so he can go to New England and join Bartool Sports. In the words of Jim Cornette, "Thank you, fuck you, bye".

articles say he is staying in indy while working for them. at least he isnt defecting to the north east.

Brylok 02-02-2017 02:28 PM

Those Patriots fan douchebags are national now? I'm glad I don't pay attention to any of that crap.


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