Should Billy Cundiff still be cut!

Anyone heard the Skins had planned to work Gano out tomorrow but changed their mind after speaking with him?

Guess he didn't want to come back.

Anyone heard the Skins had planned to work Gano out tomorrow but changed their mind after speaking with him?

Guess he didn't want to come back.right, who wants a job in the nfl? he's holding out for a better opportunity...

I personally want to see...Kai Forbath

- 2009 Lou Groza award winner.

-10-13 from 50+ yards in his career at UCLA.

- 2011 year on IR in Dallas.

- 2012 Preseason he's 5-5 including 2 from 40-49 and 2 from 50+. Connor Barth's won the job over him.

Edit : Just saw a rumor that he's one that the Redskins are trying out? Would be awesome.

Sold! This is not our super bowl run year so lets try and solve the kicker problem long term instead of settling for a retread. If we were a contender I would be more in favor of a guy like Brown.

right, who wants a job in the nfl? he's holding out for a better opportunity...

So, we wanted to try him out but after speaking with him decided not to?

What would change the Skins mind during a phone call.

Maybe Gano pulled a Cundiff...you want to sign me, sign me. I'm not working out

Maybe Gano pulled a Cundiff...you want to sign me, sign me. I'm not working outhow does he benefit?

For the umpteenth time,why are you guys so high on Gano? Shanny says Gano outperformed Rackers in practice but I cant find final stats. Last article I could find that listed how many they made Rackers was 28-33 and Gano was 26-33 in training camp

Coach Mike Shanahan said Gano ''won the statistical battle in practice'' and that the 25-year-old kicker gets ''undue criticism'' because the blocks last season weren't the kicker's fault.
Rackers arrived with a strong pedigree. The 36-year-old kicker has played for the Cincinnati Bengals, Atlanta Falcons and Houston Texans over 12 seasons, and his 88.2 field goal percentage over the last three years is third best in the NFL over that span. The Redskins signed him as a free agent when he couldn't reach a new deal with the Texans.
Gano, who joined the Redskins late in 2009, has a percentage of 73.8 over the same time period, second-worst in the league.
He's also 5 for 8 on game-tying and game-winning field goals in the final two minutes of a game or in overtime, with all three misses coming from 47 yards or more.
Those are the kicks that really matter - according to the advice Gano received last week when he met Mark Moseley, the only kicker ever to win league MVP. Gano sat with the former Washington kicker's family at the Redskins Welcome Home Luncheon.

I'm not high on Gano at all. I cringe every time we have to kick a fg and I'm even holding my breath on pat's.

how does he benefit?

I think it's pretty evident that Gano's only true believer at Redskins Park is Danny Smith, and maybe Gano doesn't want to subject himself to a tryout only to walk away without a contract. Maybe he feels like if he's got to go back there it better be guaranteed he's got the job. Or else he'll just wait

I think it's pretty evident that Gano's only true believer at Redskins Park is Danny Smith, and maybe Gano doesn't want to subject himself to a tryout only to walk away without a contract. Maybe he feels like if he's got to go back there it better be guaranteed he's got the job. Or else he'll just waitare they doing things during tryouts that we don't hear about? what doesn't he want to subject himself to? kicking some balls? i don't really see the benefit there