Just not GAMEBREAKING points.."You just wonder, how many times did he have to kick it to the trash can before he made it? No matter how much everybody thinks those basketball shots, they might sit there for three days trying to make one," Schwartz said. "You could tell on that video he had leg strength and he could control the football, and those were important things. After he worked out here, we had a feel for his leg strength on kickoffs and his accuracy, and we liked what we saw, and we thought we could work with him.".

"It's always tough when you have to release a player like Rian Lindell," coach Doug Marrone said. "A true professional that's obviously been with the organization for quite some time and I have a lot of respect for him even though I wasn't here with him in the past. One of the things when I saw him from the film last year and I was looking at and evaluating just kickoffs and long field goals, when he came back he work