Schum out

[pbmax]

That metric is .42 points per play, pbmax. If he's your punter you save 4.2 points over 10 punts compared to a bargain punter.

Good read. I am used to seeing the EPA for games, not plays.

[bobblehead]

Against both Dallas and Atlanta in the playoffs he averaged 54 yards per punt. I thought he got off to a bad start last year but then really turned it around.

Lord knows his leg was loose in that Atlanta game.

[bobblehead]

First off....4 BLATANT holds on that safety in the superbowl. I hate SF with a passion, but man the refs jobbed them. And as glad as I am that Kap got cheap shotted right by his endzone, it was a fine and a suspension all season long...but not a penalty in the big game.

As far as the rest goes. MM will employ a punter like this around 2022, after 29 other coaches come around.

[bobblehead]

Sam Koch is the modern day Ray Guy. The guy is a weapon.

The modern day ST coach wants his punter to have a quick, two step approach and quick it to the coverage area. That's why Jon Ryan stopped getting his mail in DePere. Our shitty ST coach insisted on both factors. Ryan would revert to a 3 step approach and boom 60 - 70 yarders, well outside "the zone". So they cut him and brought in a mediocre, but order-following kicker.

Soon, both of 'em, the punter and the coach were outta town.

Yea, sorta like the hitter that loves to swing at the 3-0 pitch and has a .486 avg against it with great peripherals and the coach benches him because that is a "take" count.