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Nick Folk, Cowboys
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143.0
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155.0
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131.0
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24.0
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10
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vs BAL
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Stephen Gostkowski, Patriots
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134.3
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139.0
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129.0
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10.0
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4
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vs ARI
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Shayne Graham, Bengals
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133.7
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148.0
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124.0
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24.0
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8
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at CLE
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Josh Brown, Rams
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130.3
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133.0
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128.0
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5.0
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5
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vs SF
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Nate Kaeding, Chargers
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129.7
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141.0
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123.0
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18.0
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9
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at TB
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Mason Crosby, Packers
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129.3
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138.0
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125.0
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13.0
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8
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at CHI
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Phil Dawson, Browns
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127.7
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135.0
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118.0
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17.0
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5
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vs CIN
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Adam Vinatieri, Colts
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127.3
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131.0
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121.0
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10.0
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4
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at JAX
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Robbie Gould, Bears
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123.7
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138.0
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109.0
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29.0
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8
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vs GB
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Rob Bironas, Titans
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122.3
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126.0
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120.0
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6.0
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6
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vs PIT
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Neil Rackers, Cardinals
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118.0
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122.0
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114.0
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8.0
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7
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at NE
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Josh Scobee, Jaguars
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117.7
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119.0
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116.0
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3.0
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7
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vs IND
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Kris Brown, Texans
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116.7
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117.0
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116.0
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1.0
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8
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at OAK
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Jeff Reed, Steelers
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115.7
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126.0
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108.0
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18.0
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6
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at TEN
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Jason Hanson, Lions
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114.0
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116.0
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113.0
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3.0
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4
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vs NO
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David Akers, Eagles
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111.0
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112.0
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110.0
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2.0
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74
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at WAS
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Shaun Suisham, Redskins
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110.7
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113.0
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109.0
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4.0
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10
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vs PHI
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Lawrence Tynes, Giants
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110.7
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121.0
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99.0
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22.0
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4
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vs CAR
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Matt Stover, Ravens
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110.0
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117.0
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106.0
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11.0
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10
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at DAL
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Jason Elam, Falcons
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109.3
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112.0
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107.0
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5.0
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7
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at MIN
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HOW WE ARRIVED AT OUR RANKINGS:
The sources for our projections are ESPN and NFL.com's pre-season magazine 2008 statistical projections as well as Sportsline.com.
Stats used for Ks are: FGM (3 pts) and XPM (1 pt). The magazines don't project FGs by yardage (i.e., under 40, 40-49, 50+).
So, for example, if one of the sources projected 25 FGM (75 pts) and 50 XPM (50 pts) for a K in 2008, then the projection from that source for that K
would be 125 points (75 + 50).
The process is repeated for each source and for every kicker. The theory is taking several expert opinions into consideration will result in a more
meaningful projection.
Our average projection is simply an average of the values from all 3 sources. The High and Low represent the highest and lowest value included in
the overall calculation. The range is the difference between the High and Low and is a measure of risk. The greater the range, the larger the
difference in expectations for the fantasy player determined by the experts.
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Throughout the pre-season, we will make adjustments to these baseline projections. Check back for updates.
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