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  • Jeff Wilkins Retired

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  • #2
    Confirmed on 550.
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    • #3
      Can't stand the suckage, I guess.

      Good for you, Jeff. Best kicker we've ever had in this town.

      Moon

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      • #4
        As his Lounge sponsor, I want to say farewell to a fine kicker and a guy who wasn't afraid to actually hit a ballcarrier. Good-bye, Jeff...
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        • #5
          Originally posted by Moon Man View Post
          Can't stand the suckage, I guess.

          Good for you, Jeff. Best kicker we've ever had in this town.

          Moon
          Yep.
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          Jeffro is a hell of a good man.

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          • #6
            great, now we'll probably stink at field goals too.
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            • #7
              Originally posted by Moon Man View Post
              Can't stand the suckage, I guess.

              Good for you, Jeff. Best kicker we've ever had in this town.

              Moon
              jim bakken?
              Roy Mueller

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              • #8
                Sad, but time to turn the page. He has definitely regressed in the past couple seasons. Props to him for not hangin on for a paycheck.

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                Dear God, KBF here. I'd just like to say thanks, once again, for allowing Dusty Baker and I to live during the same time period. Every time I think he's given me his last gift -- overpitching Prior in the playoffs, getting cocky in Game 6 vs. the Angels, blowing another game for the Cubs -- he does something stupid like pitching to Albert Pujols. Thy will be done, baby!!!!!

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by billiken_roy View Post
                  jim bakken?
                  Not even close.

                  Moon

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                  • #10
                    i am admittedly not much of a football fan. thus the ? after my suggestion.

                    this board tends to forget the oldtimers. so i thought i would throw it out there.
                    Roy Mueller

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                    • #11
                      Wilkins went from terrible to arguably the best kicker in the NFL.


                      Good on him.
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                      • #12
                        Bakken

                        PUNTING KICKING
                        YearAGETeamLGGPPTYDSLNGBLKTBI20NETAVG 1-1920-2930-3940-4950+LNGFGMFGAXPMXPA
                        196221SLC NFL 80000000.00.0 0/00/00/00/00/000100
                        196322SLC NFL 140000000.00.0 0/00/00/00/00/0011214444
                        196423SLC NFL 140000000.00.0 0/00/00/00/00/0025384040
                        196524SLC NFL 14261098560000.042.2 0/00/00/00/00/0021313333
                        196625SLC NFL 1429961490000.033.1 0/00/00/00/00/0023402728
                        196726SLC NFL 140000000.00.0 0/00/00/00/00/0027393636
                        196827SLC NFL 140000000.00.0 0/00/00/00/00/0015244040
                        196928SLC NFL 140000000.00.0 2/24/83/43/70/34612243840
                        197029SLC NFL 140000000.00.0 4/43/67/76/110/44920323738
                        197130SLC NFL 145207440000.041.4 5/58/135/63/80/04521322424
                        197231SLC NFL 14126260000.026.0 4/52/52/36/90/04914221921
                        197332SLC NFL 140000000.00.0 4/46/710/123/80/14623323131
                        197433SLC NFL 140000000.00.0 0/02/35/96/100/04713223036
                        197534SLC NFL 140000000.00.0 0/010/115/74/60/04819244041
                        197635SLC NFL 140000000.00.0 0/010/116/84/80/04320273335
                        197736SLC NFL 140000000.00.0 0/02/23/52/80/1497163536
                        197837SLC NFL 1641474200131.336.8 0/04/54/73/100/04511222730
                        17 NFL Season Totals 234652439560010.037.5 19/2051/7150/6840/850/949282447534553
                        Wilkins


                        Kicking Punting
                        Year Age Tm Pos G GS FGA FGM FG% XPA XPM XP% Pnt Yds Lng Blck Y/P
                        1994 22 PHI
                        6 0










                        1995 23 SFO K 7 0 13 12 92.3% 29 27 93.1%




                        1996 24 SFO K 16 0 34 30 88.2% 40 40 100.0%




                        1997 25 STL K 16 0 37 25 67.6% 32 32 100.0%




                        1998 26 STL K 16 0 26 20 76.9% 26 25 96.2%




                        1999 27 STL K 16 0 28 20 71.4% 64 64 100.0% 2 57 34 0 28.5
                        2000 28 STL K 11 0 17 17 100.0% 38 38 100.0%




                        2001 29 STL K 16 0 29 23 79.3% 58 58 100.0%




                        2002 30 STL K 16 0 25 19 76.0% 37 37 100.0%




                        2003*+ 31 STL K 16 0 42 39 92.9% 46 46 100.0%




                        2004 32 STL K 16 0 24 19 79.2% 32 32 100.0%




                        2005 33 STL K 16 0 31 27 87.1% 36 36 100.0% 1 35 35 0 35.0
                        2006 34 STL K 16 0 37 32 86.5% 35 35 100.0% 3 91 33 0 30.3
                        2007 35 STL K 16 0 32 24 75.0% 25 25 100.0%




                        Career


                        200 0 375 307 81.9% 498 495 99.4% 6 183 35 0 30.5
                        Bakken definitely had longevity. But Wilkins made about 20% more of his kicks than did Bakken. Wilkins is also high up on the list for number of consecutive extra points, points in a season, field goals made in a season, etc. Granted a lot of the extra point stuff came during the 1999 season when the Rams were scoring so many touchdowns and he was kicking lots of extra points. Also, Bakken played outside and on bad teams. Still, I'd definitely pick Wilkins over Bakken.

                        Moon

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by El Birdo 1 View Post
                          Wilkins went from terrible to arguably the best kicker in the NFL.


                          Good on him.
                          He was never terrible. He had a couple of down years and caught an inordinate amount of flak as a result. He's been one of the top kickers over the last 15 years.

                          Moon

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                          • #14
                            Wow. He missed a total of 3 PATs over 14 years.

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                            • #15
                              Hell of a kicker in his prime. Just didn't have the boot anymore.

                              Shit he was about our best tackler on special teams for about 3 years too.
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