Do narrow uprights make the game more competitive?
“The only one I had [a] question on was the last field goal and [punter Kevin] Huber, my holder, said, ‘Oh, for sure that was good,'” Vinatieri said. “I know the other ones all would’ve been good. I probably would’ve made all my kicks today and walked out of here feeling a little happier than I am right now. A little discouraged, or a little upset with myself. I also got to look back and go, ‘I definitely need to work on some skinny posts’ if we’re going to be doing this stuff.”
Cody Parkey nailed his two extra points, but did not attempt a field goal. He too felt the small uprights were more difficult.
“They’re picking on us,” he said. “We’re already the odd balls on the team. They’re picking on us even more.”
What do you think? Did you like the change?