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ORIGINAL: Bruce Johnson It might sound odd, but people probably aren’t talking enough about the potential shift in approach among the special teams units. During his career, new special teams coordinator Marwan Maalouf has worked with several top-tier minds, including John Harbaugh and Darren Rizzi. During his most recent stop, the Dolphins had one of the top punt-block percentages in the NFL. Their twist schemes were very difficult to handle and caused chaos. While Maalouf was an assistant in Miami, the Dolphins finished top-five in punt-block percentage every year, including a first-place finish in 2014 (4.92%). Collectively, during his one season as special teams coordinator with the Colts, his units ranked 12th in special teams efficiency, according to Football Outsiders. http://www.mnvikingscorner.com/2019/07/storylines-to-watch-during-vikings.html According to Football Outsiders the Vikes special teams rankings under Mike Priefer 2011-2018 - 27, 5, 6, 10, 4, 10, 18, 20 If youre going to be a homophobe you need to have better numbers than that How many teams got to use a #1 draft pick as their kick returner season after season? Excuses, excuses. He had a top 10 Special teams five years in a row. That is very successful. Depends, when nearly every kicker you have, including very successful pro kickers, comes in and becomes a quivering pile of fear every time they kick...well, that's on coaching. Walsh, Carlson, Bailey. The guy tweaked where he didn't need to. and made his kickers lack confidence in themselves. Coverage and return units were good to be sure, but to be the best ST coach, the kicking part of it still has to be good too.
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