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[div align=\\\"center\\\"]Kicker Weekly #2-4[/div]

[div align=\\\"center\\\"] Archibald Booter



(Week 2 Yellowknife Wraiths @ Colorado Yeti, 10-13L)[/div]

Last week booter scored 3 extra points and went 2 out of 3 on field goals. A 43 yarder which missed the mark, spoiled Booter's 100% party. Field goals were a worrying trend with Booter has his preseason preformance had been wonky when it came down to them.

The game started with the Wraiths going down early, due to a field goal by kicker Bojo Kicksit. However 5 minutes before the first break A lovely throw by Orosz traveled 26 yards and found runner Josh Garden who ran for a touchdown. The extra point kick was in and so Booter's game started. The second and third period were quiet and Booter didn't have to appear. With a slight lead of 7-6 Booter came up for a big kick. 51 yards was the distance to beat for Booters second kick of the day. A lovely hit kick with a slight curve was seen travel through the uprights. Good kick and and 10-6 lead. The 51 yarder also set a new distance record in the kick distance department. A lot of faith was put into booter for this kick and it surely paid off. What a confidence for this young guy. A touchdown with 5 more minutes left in the game by the Yeti's was the end of the game and turned the 10-6 lead into a 10-13 for the wraiths. Notable decision making by the coaching staff. As with one minute left the Wraiths were at the 30 yard line on the fourth down and decided to not use Booter to maybe secure a field goal, but played on regulary and missed out on the tie.

Extra points: 1/1
Field goals: 1/1
Furthest goal: 51 yard
Accuracy: 100%
Points scored: 4 points
Personal achievement: Set NSFL furthest goal record

[div align=\\\"center\\\"](Week 3 Yellowknife Wraiths vs Colorado Yeti, 16-20 L)[/div]

Week 2 featured the kick of the week. A 51 yard bomb which set a new distance record in the NSFL. Booter had an easy game only have to show up twice and scoring both the chances he got. One extra point attempt and a field goal.

This week they had a revenge against the Yeti, after losing the previous week, they were looking to get back at them in front of the Wraiths home crowd. Compared to last week this week had alot more action for Booter to be a part of. The first period had two oppurtunities for Booter. Like previous week Garden touchdowned after a pass from Orosz. Giving Booter an extra point attempt and a chance to grow the lead early. The kick ended up being no problem for him and the lead was now 7-0. With 1:24 minutes left Booter gets called to the 41 yard line for a field goal kick. The second featured three field goal moments for Booter. The first was early in the period and from the 33 yard line. A routine kick for Booter, no mistake. The third kick came from the 48 yard banging off the upright and through for his third good field goal of the game. Booter is on fire this game and 18 seconds before the end of the second Booter already had his fourth chance of the game. This time it was a kick from the 52 yard line. If he kicks this in Archibald will break his own record and set 52 yard as the new distance to beat. He gets ready, shakes his legs a bit and goes for the kick. Bad contact, maybe it was the weather working against him a bit, but the ball flies past the poles and it's a no goal. He couldn't capitalize and expand the lead to 7-19 for the Wraiths. Score stays 7-16 and Booter, going 80% on the day, has to watch as the team gives up a touchdown with an extra point and two field goals by Kicksit.

Extra points: 1/1
Field goals: 3/4
Furthest goal: 48 yard
Accuracy: 80%
Points scored: 10 points

[div align=\\\"center\\\"](Week 4 Yellowknife Wraiths @ Arizona Outlaws, 13-14L)[/div]

The Wraiths are now 1-2 after starting the season 1-0. This week they face off against the Outlaws who have started the season 2-1 and boy would this end up being a tight game.

The game starts out nicely for the Wraiths. Nuck gets a touchdown and Booter makes no mistake in the extra point kick that followed. Four and a half minutes later Booter can report to the 26 yard where he will be attemting his first field goal of the day. It goes in and the lead now is 10-0. The outlaws make it 10-7 just before the end of the first. With four minutes to go in the second Booter goes down to the 23 yard and kicks in his second of the game. They get through the third with the 13-7 lead and most of the fourth. However with 1 minute 46 second left. The outlaws get themselfs a touch down. With the game tied it's the kickers chance to win it all. No mistake there and the wraiths see their lead get killed with one kick. The game is lost 13-14 and the Wraiths have now lost three in a row. Booter ends the day 1/1 on extra points and 2/2 on field goals.

Extra points: 1/1
Field goals: 2/2
Furthest goal: 26 yard
Accuracy: 100%
Points scored: 7 points

[div align=\\\"center\\\"] Kentillan Laces



(Week 2 San Jose Sabercats vs Arizona Outlaws, 24-10 W)[/div]

A missed field goal and a 14-27 lose last week ruined Laces first career NSFL game. Looking to improve those field goal stats his Sabercats host the Outlaws. The Outlaws who started the season 1-0.

The outlaws get out of the starting gates fast and score a touchdown plus extra point. Down 0-7 the Sabercats hit back quickly. Cook gets a pass from Christ and finishes the play. Laces comes up for the first kick of the game and easily ties the game up. 7-7 is the score now. Late in the second the cats are down 10-9 when laces get's his second career field goal chance, a 47 yarder aswell. Missing the only field goal attempt he had last game, there was some weight on his shoulders to hit this one. It would also get his team the lead again. The ball is hit lovely and it's a no doubter. The cats lead 10-12 after Laces scores his first career field goal. 21 seconds before the end of the second, Laces gets another field goal chance. This time it's from the 43 yard line. After just scoring his first of his career, he must be extra confident in this kick. The ball is snapped back and held down. Laces goes in for the kick, but just doesn't get his body in a right position. The kick isn't powerful or accurate and he missed the attempt. The last two periods are a cats only game. 8:13 into the third Laces kicks in a 44 yarder and redeems the kick he missed early in the game. After a touchdown by Wiley, Laces comes up for the second extra point chance of the game. He watches the ball he kicked whif past though and records a no goal. Late in the fourth he redeems and scores his third field goal of the game. A well hit kick from the 47 yard mark. Finishes the game with a score of 24-10 for the Sabercats. Laces goes 1 out of 2 on extra points and 3 out of 4 on field goals.

Extra points: 1/2
Field goals: 3/4
Furthest goal: 47 yard
Accuracy: 66.6%
Points scored: 10 points

[div align=\\\"center\\\"](Week 3 San Jose Sabercats @ Orange County Otters, 10-23 L)[/div]

Laces preformance last week showed some strong, but also some week to his game. Going 1 for 2 on extra point and 3 for 4 on field goals he ended the game with a kicking accuracy of 66.6%. This week the 1-1 Otters were the Sabercats opponent.

The first period was dominated by the Otters. At the end of the period they kled 0-17 after two touch downs passed by Josh Bercovici. Who got his chance as the starting QB after alot of controverse in Orange County on that position. Laces kick in a 19 yard field goal 8:50 into the second to put the Cats onto the scoreboard. Down 3-20, the cats scored their first touch down that game and let Laces kick for an extra point. Laces wanted to go 100% badly this week and finished the extra point. That was the last bit of action Laces got that day and he watched as the Otters ended up winning 10-23. Laces went 1/1 on both the extra points and field goals today.

Extra points: 1/1
Field goals: 1/1
Furthest goal: 19 yard
Accuracy: 100%
Points scored: 4 points

[div align=\\\"center\\\"](Week 4 San Jose Sabercats vs Orange County Otters, 6-17 L)[/div]

After last weeks defeat in Orange County, the cats and otters traved to San Jose where they would play the rematch. Laces played a good game last week, although he only had a few apperances.

Laces would go and preform three field goal kicks today. Two would be in the second period and one in the third. The Otters were able to get a lead in the first and so the Cats were behind in the second went about 6 minutes into that period Laces comes onto the field for an attempt at a kick from 29 yard. No complications for Laces and in it goes. Sabers trail 3-7, Walsh of the otters kicks in a goal and now they trail 3-10. With 13 seconds left on the clock Laces goes for another field goal, the answer to everything in the universe the 42 yarder. He kicks... and scores. Score is now 6-10. It's the third and Laces at the 5 minute left mark, gets a chance to kick his team to a 9-10 trail. 36 yard, will Laces get the hattrick and continue his 100% day. The kick goes wide sadly. Otters end up winning the game 6-17. Laces goes 2/3 on the field goals, with no extra point attempts.

Extra points: 0/0
Field goals: 1/1
Furthest goal: 42 yard
Accuracy: 66.6%
Points scored: 3 points

[div align=\\\"center\\\"] Brandon Walsh



(Week 2 Orange County Otters @ Baltimore Hawks, 13-10 W)[/div]

The Otter's strating kicker Brandom Walsh set a great record during preseason and kept showing his great form during the first week of the regular season. Going 4/4 on field goals setting a field goal record and ending the week 100%. He has yet to kick an extra point goal though, so we hope to see some of those come through this week.

Week two featured the match up between the Otters and the Hawks. Walsh would show his importance as a reliable kicker in this one. Down 0-7 in the first period it was 2 minutes and 27 second before the break when from the 45 yard Walsh came in for a kick. A curve ball which looked like it was going out of bounds on the right, yet cruved back in brilliantly for a field goal. In the second Walshcame through once again, kicking in his first extra point of the season after a touch down by Westfield. Otters lead 10-7. Halfway through the third Walsh got another summon onto the field. 36 yards was the distance to beat this time around. No issue for Walsh who continues his 100% streak. He kicks the Otters to a 13-7 lead and the Otters end up winning the game 13-10.

Extra points: 1/1
Field goals: 2/2
Furthest goal: 45 yard
Accuracy: 100%
Points scored: 7 points

[div align=\\\"center\\\"](Week 3 Orange County Otters vs San Josh Sabercats, 23-10 W) [/div]

Walsh has been a huge factor for the Otters so far. Helping his team to the victory last week, this week they take on the 1-1 Sabercats . Trying to beat their divisional opponent and gaining a lead in the division.

The first period showed alot of action for young Walsh as he was given three kicking opportunies. 2 extra points and one field goal attempt. The first was early in the game at the 11:19 minute mark, Westfield scored a touchdown after a 5 yard pass from debuting Josh Bercovici. Walsh bangs it in nicely and gives his team the early lead. About 5 minutes later Walsh heads to the 28 yard for a field goal. He keeps his cool and makes no mistake. 10-0 lead Otters. It's the end of the first when Phelps catches a lovely 20 yard toss and goes for the touch down. Walsh hits his third of the game and the score is now 17-0. Walsh gets to rest the second period which pays off well as in the third he gets his second field kick of the day. 21 yars are no problem for him and in the fourth period he also gets to attempt a 34 yarder. Once again Walsh shows his dominance as a kicker and finished off the kick. Otters win 23-10 thanks to 11 points off Walsh's foot.
Extra points: 2/2
Field goals: 3/3
Furthest goal: 34 yard
Accuracy: 100%
Points scored: 11 points

[div align=\\\"center\\\"](Week 4 Orange County Otters @ San Josh Sabercats, 17-6 W) [/div]

Walsh recorded his third 100% game of the season and the Otters are now 2-1 in the season. After beating the Sabercats last week, they will face off again as the Otters are trying to continue their winning streak.

The first points of the game are scoring with 3:51 left in the first. Phelps scores a touchdown after a quick pass by Bercovici. Walsh isn't ready to break his perfect record yet and scores the extra point. The second is a period that showcased some class kicks. Two of those were by Laces, but Walsh also showed one top notch kick. The 18 yard isn't the furthest of kicks, but overestimating it could cost you. Walsh makes no such overrestimations and gently kicks home his first field goal of the game. The third had one more extra point moment in store for Walsh which appeared to be no problem. The score was 17-6 and Brandon finished his first four weeks with a 100% record.

Extra points: 2/2
Field goals: 1/1
Furthest goal: 18 yard
Accuracy: 100%
Points scored: 5 points

[div align=\\\"center\\\"] Bojo Kicksit



(Week 2 Colorado Yeti vs Yellowknife Wraiths, 13-10 W)[/div]

Bojo kicksit had a rough first week going 1 for 2 in his extra points and having no field goals, but Kicksit's time to shine was going to come. Would it be in week two? They won in week one and were looking to continue the wins against divisional opponent the yellowknife Hawks.

Bojo did not have to wait long to finally score his first field goal. As 2 minutes and 35 seconds in the Yeti's were 44 yards away from the touch down zone. Bojo came onto the field and went for a quality kick which easily hit it's mark. He got his team up 3-0, by the time he got his second kick ing chance the score was 7-3 in favour of the Wraiths. A challenging shot from the 50+ yard marked a big moment in the game. Bojo came in with a solid kick and kicked the Yeti's a little closer to tying the Wraiths. While down 10-6 in the fourth after a field goal by Booter, Law came in hard with a touch down. The Yeti's had taken the lead and Bojo kicked in a little insurance for the Yeti's. This ended up being the last scoring moment of the game and the Yeti's take it 13-10.

Extra points: 1/1
Field goals: 2/2
Furthest goal: 50 yard
Accuracy: 100%
Points scored: 7 points

[div align=\\\"center\\\"](Week 3 Colorado Yeti @ Yellowknife Wraiths, 20-16 W)[/div]

Bojo remeeded himself in week 2 by kicking a 100% game, after his 50% game in the first week. He was now rocking a 75% accuracy. Yeti's were making a hot start to the season and were now 2-0. Week 3 featured a rematch of week 2 and the Yeti's were looking to beat the Wraiths once more.

The first 1 and a half periods were a Wraiths game. They worked towards a 13-0 lead and were looking to take the game. Milles would start the rally for the Yeti's as he intercepted a 28 yard return and Bojo kicking in the extra point attempt. Booter would score another field goal for the Wraiths and the score after the second was 7-16 for the Wraiths. 5 minutes into the third Kicksit took a kick from the 48 yard point and made it easily. Almost seven minutes later Hendrix touchdowns after a 6 yard pass from Noble. No mistake as Bojo kicks in and gives the Yeti's their lead. 17-16 thanks to Bojo's extra point. 12:26 in the fourth and Bojo gets another chance from the 26 yard. This proven to be no difficulty for him and he kicks in his second of the game and settles his game 100%.

Extra points: 2/2
Field goals: 2/2
Furthest goal: 46 yard
Accuracy: 100%
Points scored: 8 points

[div align=\\\"center\\\"](Week 4 Colorado Yeti vs Baltimore Hawks, 24-39 L) [/div]

The Yeti's were going strong and were on a three game winning spree when they bumped into the 0-3 Baltimore Hawks. Bojo is in form and kicked 100%'s in his last two games and was looking to continue this aswell.

Baltimore took control of the game early and never let go of it. After about 17 minutes of game time the Hawks were up 26-0. A 25 yard field goal from Bojo Kicksit broke the shutout of the Yeti's and put them on the scoreboard. 5 minutes later O'Connell went for a 3 yard run and gave Bojo an extra point kick. Easy peasy and the score is now 26-10. The third came around and the Hawks expanded the lead 29-10. The Yeti's did score another touchdown and Bojo kicks in another extra point. However the damage was done and the Yeti's couldn't make a comeback. With 7 minutes and 7 second left Bojo did score his third extra point of the game. The game ended 39-24 for the Hawks, but Bojo did kick another 100% with 4 kicks in this game.

Extra points: 3/3
Field goals: 1/1
Furthest goal: 25 yard
Accuracy: 100%
Points scored: 6 points

[div align=\\\"center\\\"] Turk Turkleton



(Week 2 Baltimore Hawks vs Orange County Otters, 10-13 L) [/div]

Turkleton kicked a 100% game in his first NSFL career game. Going 2 for 2 on extra points and 2 for 2 on field goals. His furthest goal was a 33 yarder, which he was able to show some strenght on, but it didn't really showcase his foot power yet.

Week two was a battle of the animals. The Hawks and Otters went for a classic aeral versus aqua battle. The hawks pulled up early with a touchdown by cooper after a 3 yard pass by Quarterback Kyubee. The Turk man secured an extra point for his team and the Hawks led 7-0. It was then quiet in the Hawks camp for two periods and the Otters pulled ahead 13-7. Turkleton was ready for the rally and 1 minute 38 before the end of the third period he kicked a ball in from the 23 yard line. Putting the score to 13-10. A comeback stayed off though and the game ended with that score. Having two kicks in the day and no misses Turkleton recorded his second 100% game.
Extra points: 1/1
Field goals: 1/1
Furthest goal: 23 yard
Accuracy: 100%
Points scored: 4 points

[div align=\\\"center\\\"](Week 3 Baltimore Hawks vs Arizona Outlaws, 13-21 L) [/div]

Turkleton kept his 100% record intact against the Otters and going into the game with the Arizona Outlaws he was looking at keeping it going. The Hawks had lost two games in a row and didn't want to get their third strike.

The hawks took the lead short before the halfway point of the first period. A 39 yard field goal by Turkleton set his furthest kick in his career. In the second period 5 minutes after the break Tenzini broke away from the pack and went for a touchdown. Turkleton was able to kick the first extra point of the game in easily. The Hawks now led 10-0. The Outlaws we're having any of this though and over the next period and a half scored two touchdowns and took the lead 14-10. Turkleton kicked in another field goal in the fourth. 27 yards were easily overcome and the Baltimore Hawks now only trailed by one. However the Outlaws offensive scored a touchdown in the last minute of the game and that prevented a party in Baltimore. Turkleton however kicked another 100% game and continued this spree.

Extra points: 1/1
Field goals: 2/2
Furthest goal: 39 yard
Accuracy: 100%
Points scored: 7 points

[div align=\\\"center\\\"](Week 4 Baltimore Hawks @ Colorado Yetis, 39-24 W)[/div]

The Hawks are now down 3 losses in the season and are looking for their first win. The Yeti's had beat them in week 1 and the Hawks we're looking to get back at them. It would be a high scoring game with alot of exciting moments.

There was no doubt in the Hawks minds today and they went huge from the start. The first period was one big Hawk show with alot of moments for Turkleton. It started just short of 5 minutes of play time, a touchdown by lecavalier started the scoring. Turkleton came in strong and kicked in his first extra point of the game. Just little of a minute later Noble was tackled for a safety. The first period was about to end when Turkleton lined up at the 36 yard and shot it in no problem. The wind might have been a bit of a factor in it, but nothing wrong with a bit of luck from mother nature. Only 26 seconds later Speed return was intercepted and turkleton got in an extra kick. The score after just one period was 19-0. The second hadn't even started yet and a touchdown was scored by Tenzini. Turkleton wasn't looking at making a mistake and kicked in the extra point. The Yeti's came back a bit and scored 10 points. The game was now at 26-10. The third period featured Turkleton's third field goal of the game. A solid kick hit the top left of the uprights and went through. Yeti's got another touchdown five minutes before the end of the third. Four and a half minutes later Turkleton was called for the furthest kick of Turkleton's career. A 46 yard kick hadn't been a problem for other kickers in the legue and Turkleton added himself to that list of kickers. The fourth field goal went in and the Hawks were just hitting the nails in the coffin. The game ended with a run by Robinson and an extra point. 39-24 for the Hawks and they finally won their first game.

Extra points: 4/4
Field goals: 3/3
Furthest goal: 46 yard
Accuracy: 100%
Points scored: 13 points

[div align=\\\"center\\\"] Adrienne Nugent



(Week 2 Arizona Outlaws @ San Jose Sabercats, 10-24 L) [/div]

Nugent played a great game in his first career game aginst the Orange County Otters. Kicking in 3 extra point and 2 field goals and going 100% with 5 kicks that week. This week the Sabercats of San Jose are the Outlaws opponent.

Stormblessed blesses the Outlaws with a quick touchdown after just 4 minutes of playing. Draxel sets up perfectly and the 18 yard pass is caught well and run into the zone. Nugent can deliver the first extra point of the game and does so without a problem. Outlaws lead 7-0. The Sabercats however do comeback after scoring a touchdown and a safety. A 29 yard field goal in the second for Nugent gives back the lead to the Outlaws. A few minutes later a 37 yard field kick is presented to Nugent and he gets ready to give the team a little more lead. Alas the kick goes wide and Nugent goes back to the bench. It's a sabercats game after that and Nugent gets no more kicking chances. Cats win 24-10 and bring the Outlaws the first loss of their season.

Extra points: 1/1
Field goals: 1/2
Furthest goal: 29 yard
Accuracy: 66.6%
Points scored: 4 points

[div align=\\\"center\\\"](Week 3 Arizona Outlaws @ Baltimore Hawks, 21-13 W) [/div]

After last weeks loss and 66.6% game, Nugent was looking to kick lights out tonight and help his team to a win. The Hawks were up next as their current record was 0-2. Could the Outlaws take advantage of a team who was struggling to find some early season drive.

Today would be the day Nugent would get a hattrick of extra points. No field goals to report about this week, but just some juicy extra points. First was in the last 5 minutes of the second period. Outlaws are down 0-10. Bronko touchesdown and Nugent comes up for the point. He keeps his form and kicks it in well. No missed field goals for this kicker yet. A full period and two minutes later Washington goes down for a touch down and Nugent once again delivers an extra point for the Outlaws. The Outlaws are up in a tight 14-13 game when in the last minute Newman is able to walk himself into the zone and get a touchdown. Nugent comes up for the hattrick and scores that bad boy. Outlaws take the game 21-13 and Nugent records a 100% without a field goal.

Extra points: 3/3
Field goals: 0/0
Furthest goal: N/A
Accuracy: 100%
Points scored: 3 points

[div align=\\\"center\\\"](Week 4 Arizona Outlaws vs Yellowknife Wraiths, 14-13 W) [/div]

Win one, lose one, win one, that's the way the Outlaws have been playing so far and they were looking to break that pattern against the Wraiths. Nugent had a way better game last week and went 100%. No field goals were kicked though and Nugent can kick those well.

Today was a bit of a relax day for Nugent on the kicking end. With 2:46 left in the first period Jack Durden runs a 1 yard touch down and so Nugent get's an extra point kick. No problem for Andrienne. It isn't until the last 2 minutes of the fourth when Jefferson touchdowns after a 3 yard pass from Draxel. Nugent gets the second kick of the day and just like the first, this one will find it's target. An easy day and a easy 100% for Nugent.

Extra points: 2/2
Field goals: 0/0
Furthest goal: N/A
Accuracy: 100%
Points scored: 2 points

Week 2 bests:

Most extra points: 1 (Every kicker in the league)
Most field goals: 3 (Kentillian Laces)
Furthest goal: 51 Yards (Archibald Booter)
Accuracy: 100% (Turk Turkleton, Brandon Walsh, Bojo Kicksit, Archibald Booter)
Most points: 10 (Kentillian Laces)

Week 3 bests:

Most extra points: 3 (Adrienne Nugent)
Most field goals: 3 (Brandon Walsh, Archibald Booter)
Furthest goal: 48 Yards (Archibald Booter)
Accuracy: 100% (Turk Turkleton, Brandon Walsh, Bojo Kicksit, Kentillian Laces, Andrienne Nugent)
Most points: 11 (Brandon Walsh)

Week 4 bests:

Most extra points: 4 (Turk Turkleton)
Most field goals: 3 (Turk Turkleton)
Furthest goal: 46 Yards (Turk Turkleton)
Accuracy: 100% (Bojo Kicksit, Adrienne Nugent, Archibald Booter Turk Turkleton, Brandon Walsh)
Most points: 13 (Turk Turkleton)

This seasons bests:

Most extra points: 4 (Turk Turkleton) (W4)
Most field goals: 4 (Brandon Walsh) (W1)
Furthest goal: 51 Yards (Archibald Booter) (W2)
Accuracy: 100% (Bojo Kicksit, Adrienne Nugent, Archibald Booter Turk Turkleton, Brandon Walsh) (W1)
Most points: 13 (Turk Turkleton) (W4)

[div align=\\\"center\\\"]Thru The Uprights[/div]

So lets get started Week 2 (in the real world) is underway here, lets see how our kickers have been doing and what changes they have made to improve. Below are the stats for the season so far sorted in alphabetical order by player name.







B. Walsh
Is an interesting player as you can see in the chart above he still kicking 100% so far going 13/13. Which is amazing I would say any kicker coming into the league this is the 50 TPE build you should copy. If you want to be successful right off the bat. With 65 Intelligence that seems to be the key to success for this guy. Going 5/5 from 40-49 power doesn’t seem to be any issue although he hasn’t tried from 50. If this guy was active he would be breaking records week in and week out.
B Walsh also does the punting work for the Otters and is not bad. He has a pedestrian average of 43 yards a punt but has the second most punts inside the 20 with 6. For an inactive Kicker/Punter this is the best guy in the league.

Adrienne Nugent
Is starting to become worry some, with the lowest number of field goal attempts (4) he has only hit 3 which missing one isn’t a big deal with such low attempt numbers it has tanked his FG%. The Outlaws don’t seem to mind as he is perfect for extra point attempts and that is how they are getting most of their points.
Nugent isn’t doing so well with punt either 5 weeks into the season he has the lowest average punt among active punters. While he does have 5 punts inside the 20, this might have more to do with the Outlaws strong offensive play putting him in position to succeed as he has the lowest long punt as well.
If I were the Outlaws I would be consider looking for a new kicker if Nugent does become more active, as he made no changes to help his team over the weekend.



Archibald Booter
While the accuracy concerns still seem to haunt The Booter missing 2 field goals one for 52 yards out and the other from 32, he has shown he has the biggest leg in the league. With both the longest field (51 yards) and longest punt (68 yards) he has earn his job and hopefully will keep improving on the accuracy as his teams lack of offense has given him every opportunity to show off his big leg. He bought all of the equipment and has used all of his points to improve this week with an increase of: +5 Intelligence, +2 Strength, +2 Agility, +2 Tackling, +2 Speed, +1 Endurance, +1 Power.
While the Booter showed off his big leg with a 68 yard punt, he needs to be more consistent in the punt game with the second lowest average in the league, I wouldn’t say he is in danger of losing his job as he is actively working on the problem, but it is something that needs to be solved ASAP. As the Wraiths struggle on offense The Booter needs to help his defense as much as possible with field position.

Kentillan Laces
As I said last week the Sabercats have already add a season 2 kicker and Laces is on the hot seat moving forward. With the lowest FG% I cant seem to figure out why but he has missed every kick from 30-39but is 4/5 from 40-49. Laces made no changes over the weekend still sitting at 50 TPE. The Sabercats are ready for a change at kicker but they still might want to keep Laces on for punting surprisingly. Laces has the second highest punt average in the league and a long over 60 yard. He has been a solid punter throughout.

Bojo Kicksit
Last week I suggested that Yetis might want to think about swapping out Kicksit but since then he has kicked 100% on both field goals and extra points. While he hasn’t changed his build from week to week he has shown he can be a consistent kicker from range having the second longest field goal in the league, 50 yards.
The are one of two teams that have a designated punter that is active. Jimmy Darkapple might be the best punter in the league. He has the highest average by over a yard and has the third longest punt on record. While he didn’t change his build either over the weekend he looks to continue his consistent performance week in and week out.

Turk Turkleton
Being one of only three kickers to change their build from last week Turkleton is working hard to stay on top and it shows. Increasing his Accuracy by 1 over the weekend. He is 11/11 on the season kicking for 100%, while he hasn’t gotten a chance to kick a 50 yarder Im sure he feels confident he could put it between the posts with 80 power. Interestingly enough all the kicker who have 100% FG% all have intelligence of at least 60.
The Hawks also have a designated Punter Stephen Harris the Scottish monster has been fighting for the best punter spot and is one of the three kickers in the league who are actively improving add +2 to Power over the weekend. He has fallen to third best in averages but remains tied with 7 punts inside the 20. For now Darkapple has the edge as I believe consistently long punt are the most important factor in punting. Harris might want to consider add a few point in intelligence as we say that was The Booter largest area of improvement and it seemed to increase his power.

KICKER HYPE SECTION!!
Longest Field Goal: Archibald Booter, 51 yards
Most accurate FG Kicker: Brandon Walsh, 13/13
Most Extra Points: Adrienne Nugent, 12/12
Longest Punt: Archibald Booter, 68 yards
Best Average Punt: Jimmy Darkapple, 44.5
Most Punts Inside the 20: Jimmy Darkapple/Stephen Harris, 7
For a side by side look at how each kicker has changed throughout the season so far https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wCgPPKW...dit?usp=sharing

Power Ranking Kickers and Punters

Turk Turkleton
Brandon Walsh
Bojo Kicksit
Archibald Booter
Adrienne Nugent
Kentillan Laces

Jimmy Darkapple
Stephen Harris
Brandon Walsh
Kentillan Laces
Archibald Booter
Adrienne Nugent

[PoloPro]

Ahhh the weekly kicking bible it never gets old!

[Bojo]

f u, kicksit >

[SimmerDownBruhh]

Ahhh the weekly kicking bible it never gets old!

That's my boyyyyy Archie!!!!

[RainDelay]

Don't be sleeping on Kenny Laces, he's on vacation and when he gets back its boutta be lit

[Raven]

f u, kicksit >

Am not a fan of kicksshit, he has already missed like one kick this season.

[PoloPro]

Am not a fan of kicksshit, he has already missed like one kick this season.

Not one kick .... one extra point... :scrub:

[PoloPro]

Don't be sleeping on Kenny Laces, he's on vacation and when he gets back its boutta be lit

Haha thats actually good to know im excited to have more active kickers

[WinstonKodogo]

Did you seriously give yourself your own nickname?

[Bojo]

Not one kick .... one extra point... :scrub:

Then I followed it up with a 50 yard boot to turkleton's deflated balls