Another thing about kickers is that they tend to stay consistant-they don't really have 'bust' or 'stud' weeks (except Viniteri).
But most of all, a kicker that you find good enough to start can be a huge help to your team. A pretty average score for any game in the NFL is between 17 and 25, and most of the time that means a kicker can put up at least 5 solid points, which isn't too bad considering how bad some stud players sometimes do. But a good kicker on a high scoring team (Kaeding) can put up 8-10 points a game, which is about my league's equivilant of a RB having a 100 yard day.
So heres to the kickers

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Doesn't really answer your question, but it does preface my main thought about kickers in general.














