Is the ‘Thiccer Kicker’ the key to the Rams winning the Super Bowl? 👀🏆 (via: @kentsports24)

Who’s the thicker kicker and why could he be the key to the Rams winning the Super Bowl? Meet Harrison Meas, a 245-lb kicker who was in the UFFL last year and in just three games with the Rams may have shored up the team’s only weak spot. While they sit at 9 and2, which is the best record in the NFC, previous kicker Joshua Cardi was just 10 of 15 on field goals. And in both losses, kicking was the issue. Meas meanwhile, has been perfect in his first three games, which goes along great with the rest of the roster. Just look how dominant this team has been. They have the NFL’s leader in passing touchdowns, Matt Stafford. The NFL’s leader in receiving touchdowns, Dvonte Adams. The NFL’s leader in receptions, Puka Nakua. And their defense is first in the NFL in points allowed at 16.3. They’re in line to become the first NFL team ever to lead in all four categories. And now that the thicker kicker is holding it down with these field goals, this team has zero weak spots on this Super Bowl

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  5. The Texans are going to take bscj thr poinst allowed category. The tams have just been lucky to play teams with massive offensive line weaknesses or out major offensive pieces.

  8. "To lead in all four categories"
    What you meant to say was "to lead in these four categories at the same time", these are not the only categories and also not a kind of "big four". Where is rushing TDs? Where is, I don't know, POINTS PERFING GAME? Oh, right, Rams don't lead there so we out here pretending these don't matter (surprise: rush TDs still matter more than total receptions just as well as offensive points per game matters more than any single offense player stat could.

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