[stupac2]

If you're interested in the punting philosophy (so to speak), this article is worth a read: http://espn.go.com/blog/nflnation/post/_...ne-noticed

I've later read that it's a tad exaggerated, not everything Koch's doing is totally revolutionary, but it does seem like an overlooked area of the game for improvements, though perhaps more so at the NFL level where the punters and coaches have more time to dedicate to experimentation in practice, vs just getting fundamentals right. Would be interested to hear Alamar's take on this.

[stupac2]

If you're interested in the punting philosophy (so to speak), this article is worth a read: http://espn.go.com/blog/nflnation/post/_...ne-noticed

I've later read that it's a tad exaggerated, not everything Koch's doing is totally revolutionary, but it does seem like an overlooked area of the game for improvements, though perhaps more so at the NFL level where the punters and coaches have more time to dedicate to experimentation in practice, vs just getting fundamentals right. Would be interested to hear Alamar's take on this.