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FRY?I'm team Fry. I don't trust people whose last name ends with a vowel.
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FRY?I'm team Fry. I don't trust people whose last name ends with a vowel.
Or E. Frye as @dabears70 saysFRY?
Fry is a acting as a vowel. That bastard. Who does he think he is anyway?Fry, in this case, is acting as a vowel.
Fry is a acting as a vowel. That bastard. Who does he think he is anyway?
FRY?
the team seemed to rally around Eddy, nobody hangs out with kickers, BTW.I just don't want the bears to cut the wrong dude.
Maybe they both have good careers as one of them stated .. don't remember who
Fry also has diabeetusWhat in the blue heck does this have to do with kicking?
Surely the Kickers hang out with players at brekkie/lunch/din dinthe team seemed to rally around Eddy, nobody hangs out with kickers, BTW.
If this is true, I'd take accuracy and consistency over power all day long.Just my two cents from everything I’ve read and seen, Pineiro *may* have a slight edge because he has more pop on his kicks, which could help in the winds of Soldier, but is more erratic and doesn’t have a smooth ball.
Meanwhile, Fry’s kicks literally ALL LOOK EXACTLY THE SAME—straight on, end over end. From OTAs through tranining camp, they say nearly every Fry kick has looked the same. But he doesn’t have quite the power of Pineiro.
That said, Fry *has* hit multiple 60 yarders at camp with rushers coming at him, so how much could his power actually be a liability? And no one disputes that he is slightly more accurate and less erratic than Pineiro.
It’ll probably become apparent over the next several weeks, but even though he’s the underdog, with what we know now, I think I’d go with Fry. Anything under 50 would be automatic, and even anything beyond he’d have a good shot at if he kicks *anything* like at camp. I understand that’s a big if.
Both kickers have put on a clinic in camp and hardly missed at all.
If this is true, I'd take accuracy and consistency over power all day long.
Just my two cents from everything I’ve read and seen, Pineiro *may* have a slight edge because he has more pop on his kicks, which could help in the winds of Soldier, but is more erratic and doesn’t have a smooth ball.
Meanwhile, Fry’s kicks literally ALL LOOK EXACTLY THE SAME—straight on, end over end. From OTAs through tranining camp, they say nearly every Fry kick has looked the same. But he doesn’t have quite the power of Pineiro.
That said, Fry *has* hit multiple 60 yarders at camp with rushers coming at him, so how much could his power actually be a liability? And no one disputes that he is slightly more accurate and less erratic than Pineiro.
It’ll probably become apparent over the next several weeks, but even though he’s the underdog, with what we know now, I think I’d go with Fry. Anything under 50 would be automatic, and even anything beyond he’d have a good shot at if he kicks *anything* like at camp. I understand that’s a big if.
Both kickers have put on a clinic in camp and hardly missed at all.
I wish that would have lasted longer. Was cool having someone to pull for in the offseason. Cool seeing Fry potentially make the Bears though.Great post. I've been clamoring for Fry ever since the AAF folded.
How can you say Fry is more accurate when they've both hardly missed???Just my two cents from everything I’ve read and seen, Pineiro *may* have a slight edge because he has more pop on his kicks, which could help in the winds of Soldier, but is more erratic and doesn’t have a smooth ball.
Meanwhile, Fry’s kicks literally ALL LOOK EXACTLY THE SAME—straight on, end over end. From OTAs through tranining camp, they say nearly every Fry kick has looked the same. But he doesn’t have quite the power of Pineiro.
That said, Fry *has* hit multiple 60 yarders at camp with rushers coming at him, so how much could his power actually be a liability? And no one disputes that he is slightly more accurate and less erratic than Pineiro.
It’ll probably become apparent over the next several weeks, but even though he’s the underdog, with what we know now, I think I’d go with Fry. Anything under 50 would be automatic, and even anything beyond he’d have a good shot at if he kicks *anything* like at camp. I understand that’s a big if.
Both kickers have put on a clinic in camp and hardly missed at all.