VID - The Secret To Kicker Eddy Pineiro's Power

[Starion]

This answers most questions about whether he has the personality to handle Chicago IMO. Note this VID is from last season in OAK, but shows his personality. No comparison to Parkey. Can't see this guy playing victim, or not being liked by the locker room provided he makes kicks of course.

IF that IR-inducing groin injury is truly healed 100% and IF he returns to same power & form as in his other vids, he's the best option I've seen so far (INCL Gould - more distance/power)

 

[Hawkeye OG]

He's got a sick sleeve tat, must be a badass!

 

[Bearly]

He can kick with either leg. Did he hurt both groins?

 

[Thedude]

This answers most questions about whether he has the personality to handle Chicago IMO. Note this VID is from last season in OAK, but shows his personality. No comparison to Parkey. Can't see this guy playing victim, or not being liked by the locker room provided he makes kicks of course.

IF that IR-inducing groin injury is truly healed 100% and IF he returns to same power & form as in his other vids, he's the best option I've seen so far (INCL Gould - more distance/power)

My first thought on the injury, was that it was a way for Oakland to stash him on the roster to buy them time to see if he would progress. Not the case, he had a good preseason and it looked like raiders was going to roll with him as their kicker for 2018 season. Injury happened right before season, so had to put him on ir. Raiders sign Daniel Carlson and he goes 16/17 solidifying his job as starter.

He is my favorite to win kicking competition.

 

[Doubledown]

Not a football player, punchable face, just sayin

 

[baselman1974]

All kickers have punchable faces. Especially when the kicker misses a game winning field goal.

Not a football player, punchable face, just sayin

faces

 

[Menchifus]

Good attitude. Seems like a likeable locker room guy. I think the team will rally around a guy like this, unlike Parkey.

 

[Outlaw Josey Cutler]

This answers most questions about whether he has the personality to handle Chicago IMO. Note this VID is from last season in OAK, but shows his personality. No comparison to Parkey. Can't see this guy playing victim, or not being liked by the locker room provided he makes kicks of course.

IF that IR-inducing groin injury is truly healed 100% and IF he returns to same power & form as in his other vids, he's the best option I've seen so far (INCL Gould - more distance/power)

Yeah in my memory, Gould sucked at getting touchbacks,

but Parkey was actually pretty consistent at getting touchbacks (he had rules helping him a little)

 

[Bearly]

Not a football player, punchable face, just sayin

I don't see him avoiding a tackle or being a victim. Forgetting his miss and then smiling about it is a VG sign for a guy that rarely misses. Just knock the next one down.

 

[Aquineas]

This answers most questions about whether he has the personality to handle Chicago IMO. Note this VID is from last season in OAK, but shows his personality. No comparison to Parkey. Can't see this guy playing victim, or not being liked by the locker room provided he makes kicks of course.

IF that IR-inducing groin injury is truly healed 100% and IF he returns to same power & form as in his other vids, he's the best option I've seen so far (INCL Gould - more distance/power)

He has a soccer superstar vibe to him.

 

[Zion]

Good attitude. Seems like a likeable locker room guy. I think the team will rally around a guy like this, unlike Parkey.

I thought the team rallied around Parkey fine, he just kept missing kicks

 

[iueyedoc]

I don't see him avoiding a tackle or being a victim. Forgetting his miss and then smiling about it is a VG sign for a guy that rarely misses. Just knock the next one down.

Yeah, but could he win the Most Honorable Player award from The Today Show like Parkey did? That's the real question.

 

[SERE Bear]

......., he's the best option I've seen so far (INCL Gould - more distance/power)

If the 49ers part ways with Gould I would take him over any unproven kicker. Mental strength to handle being a FG kicker trumps leg strength. BTW Goulds leg is strong enough.

 

[Bearly]

Yeah, but could he win the Most Honorable Player award from The Today Show like Parkey did? That's the real question.

https://i.vimeocdn.com/video/416755424_1280x720.jpg

 

[gwharris2254]

I don't see him avoiding a tackle or being a victim. Forgetting his miss and then smiling about it is a VG sign for a guy that rarely misses. Just knock the next one down.

Yes...I wanted to hear him answer the question if he is one-on-one as the sole defender on a kickback or they have a blocker, what would you do ? how tough are you in that situation ??

 

[gwharris2254]

He has a soccer superstar vibe to him.

Its been about 50 years but wasn't there a soccer player kicker that is in the Hall of Fame ?

.... I looked it up ... Jan Stenerud. Its been a long time but I can remember him clearly getting bigtime distance.

He was like the Ray Guy of kickers if I remember correctly

 

[gwharris2254]

Its been about 50 years but wasn't there a soccer player kicker that is in the Hall of Fame ?

.... I looked it up ... Jan Stenerud. Its been a long time but I can remember him clearly getting bigtime distance.

He was like the Ray Guy of kickers if I remember correctly

I remember watching Ray Guy punting towards me at the 5 yd line in the stands directly in his line during pregame practice.
He had Two dudes just chatting away for ten minutes standing 5 feet apart and when they heard the impact of the ball and his foot....they would look up and Nonchalantly catch the ball that was right at them. For 10 minutes he placed the ball exactly where they stood. They NEVER moved and caught it. Not one step towards the ball. Everyone landed in their hands

 

[DrGonzo]

I have a good feeling about this kid.

 

[Bearly]

I remember watching Ray Guy punting towards me at the 5 yd line in the stands directly in his line during pregame practice.
He had Two dudes just chatting away for ten minutes standing 5 feet apart and when they heard the impact of the ball and his foot....they would look up and Nonchalantly catch the ball that was right at them. For 10 minutes he placed the ball exactly were they stood. They NEVER moved and caught it. Not one step towards the ball. Everyone landed in their hands

Best there ever was. Consistent, hang time, direction and long.
had 210 punts inside the 20-yard line (not counting his first 3 seasons, when the NFL did not keep track of this stat), with just 128 touchbacks. 5, 60+ yard punts in one year, 619 consecutive without a block.

 

[modo]

He is a kicker...he has one job....beyond that, idgaf