Mitch Wishnowsky - Punter (Utah) is a 49er

Originally posted by irief:
You're right. No ones ever boomed kickoffs and punts….Oh wait, Pinion!

LOL. Pinion? Really? He is your comparison? Pro Bowl genius.

Originally posted by AB81Rules:
You do realize that only 1 from the NFC & AFC get selected, like with a FB, right? While only 2 for All Pro? So since Mitch, who has consistently been among the best with net punting, and punts inside the 20yd line but doesn't have an All Pro or Pro Bowl then he's a bust? LMAO, most of these awards are popularity contests, none of them are serious, take for fact that Joe Flacco winning Comeback POY, or Geno over CMC? These awards are laughable.

That would be 1 NFC pro bowl and 1 all pro per year possible, x 5 years he has played makes 10 failures to impress those that matter.

I was just backing up my good friend and generous poster of some repute on here with his claim that Mitch is a failure since he has no Pro Bowl thrown his way. AB you should never let common sense and proper analysis get in the way of a good story.

And of course as our good friend and brilliant mind has pointed out that there are incentives at stake for players/agents for these selections. And because this game is squeaky clean, there was never an incident of bribery for votes or pressure from NFL HQ or Vegas you must conclude that all these selections are legitimate.

Originally posted by KeepRabbitsOut:
That would be 1 NFC pro bowl and 1 all pro per year possible, x 5 years he has played makes 10 failures to impress those that matter.

I was just backing up my good friend and generous poster of some repute on here with his claim that Mitch is a failure since he has no Pro Bowl thrown his way. AB you should never let common sense and proper analysis get in the way of a good story.

And of course as our good friend and brilliant mind has pointed out that there are incentives at stake for players/agents for these selections. And because this game is squeaky clean, there was never an incident of bribery for votes or pressure from NFL HQ or Vegas you must conclude that all these selections are legitimate.

tbh i don't look at all punters in the league a ton, so who should be PB??, i'm looking more at SF. he's the best punter i've seen us have

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by KeepRabbitsOut:
That would be 1 NFC pro bowl and 1 all pro per year possible, x 5 years he has played makes 10 failures to impress those that matter.

I was just backing up my good friend and generous poster of some repute on here with his claim that Mitch is a failure since he has no Pro Bowl thrown his way. AB you should never let common sense and proper analysis get in the way of a good story.

And of course as our good friend and brilliant mind has pointed out that there are incentives at stake for players/agents for these selections. And because this game is squeaky clean, there was never an incident of bribery for votes or pressure from NFL HQ or Vegas you must conclude that all these selections are legitimate.

tbh i don't look at all punters in the league a ton, so who should be PB??, i'm looking more at SF. he's the best punter i've seen us have

Originally posted by Hysterikal:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by KeepRabbitsOut:
That would be 1 NFC pro bowl and 1 all pro per year possible, x 5 years he has played makes 10 failures to impress those that matter.

I was just backing up my good friend and generous poster of some repute on here with his claim that Mitch is a failure since he has no Pro Bowl thrown his way. AB you should never let common sense and proper analysis get in the way of a good story.

And of course as our good friend and brilliant mind has pointed out that there are incentives at stake for players/agents for these selections. And because this game is squeaky clean, there was never an incident of bribery for votes or pressure from NFL HQ or Vegas you must conclude that all these selections are legitimate.

tbh i don't look at all punters in the league a ton, so who should be PB??, i'm looking more at SF. he's the best punter i've seen us have

get the heck outta here

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by KeepRabbitsOut:
That would be 1 NFC pro bowl and 1 all pro per year possible, x 5 years he has played makes 10 failures to impress those that matter.

I was just backing up my good friend and generous poster of some repute on here with his claim that Mitch is a failure since he has no Pro Bowl thrown his way. AB you should never let common sense and proper analysis get in the way of a good story.

And of course as our good friend and brilliant mind has pointed out that there are incentives at stake for players/agents for these selections. And because this game is squeaky clean, there was never an incident of bribery for votes or pressure from NFL HQ or Vegas you must conclude that all these selections are legitimate.

tbh i don't look at all punters in the league a ton, so who should be PB??, i'm looking more at SF. he's the best punter i've seen us have

To be honest that position is situational and risk averse coaches don't let many of them show their diversity which Mitch has in spades.

Some of the younger and hungrier coaches throw them a bone and some of it pays off. Lions/Eagles for example. Maybe our new OC could weigh in this year?

There is no official measurement taken by the stats from the NFL that show hang time, field position (i.e. asking for a 30yd punt which brings their avg down but puts their inside 20 stat up), types of punts that cause fumbles, wind and altitude handicap, poor long snaps or punts from high pressure situations such as from their own end zone.

No, all the pundits are interested in is Punt Avg. as the key metric with few other things of note such as inside 10/20yd or touch back stats.

Mitch gave away some penalties, missed a tackle and had his team let him down as his only real blemishes in past few seasons. In a game of inches and in a winning side it is hard to get noticed. The Chief's former punter is an outlier IMO and even after being a world champion and pro bowl is now on another team because a newer, sexier and cheaper player is available.

Mitch will have his day.

I don't care for the big booming long punters because their punts have a higher risk/reward ratio than punters that statistically don't look as good like Mitch. And by stats I mean the ones reported on and not the ones the coaches want.

Originally posted by KeepRabbitsOut:

Originally posted by irief:
You're right. No ones ever boomed kickoffs and punts….Oh wait, Pinion!

LOL. Pinion? Really? He is your comparison? Pro Bowl genius.

why do you even bother conversing with that moron? It's a 2nd or 3rd or 12th account made specifically to troll the Wishnowsky thread. It has posted nowhere else. I understand how someone THAT dumb with THAT pathetic of a life is confusing - most of us never have to live like that. It reminds me a lot of working in the prison. You'll have a guy who is so dumb that he got caught doing something really stupid, but he acts like he's a lawyer telling everyone how to beat their charges.

Originally posted by KeepRabbitsOut:
To be honest that position is situational and risk averse coaches don't let many of them show their diversity which Mitch has in spades.

Some of the younger and hungrier coaches throw them a bone and some of it pays off. Lions/Eagles for example. Maybe our new OC could weigh in this year?

There is no official measurement taken by the stats from the NFL that show hang time, field position (i.e. asking for a 30yd punt which brings their avg down but puts their inside 20 stat up), types of punts that cause fumbles, wind and altitude handicap, poor long snaps or punts from high pressure situations such as from their own end zone.

No, all the pundits are interested in is Punt Avg. as the key metric with few other things of note such as inside 10/20yd or touch back stats.

Mitch gave away some penalties, missed a tackle and had his team let him down as his only real blemishes in past few seasons. In a game of inches and in a winning side it is hard to get noticed. The Chief's former punter is an outlier IMO and even after being a world champion and pro bowl is now on another team because a newer, sexier and cheaper player is available.

Mitch will have his day.

I don't care for the big booming long punters because their punts have a higher risk/reward ratio than punters that statistically don't look as good like Mitch. And by stats I mean the ones reported on and not the ones the coaches want.

McAfee it's easy to forget as he's a colorful personality now, but he was a punter in the NFL meaning, among the best on the planet at that job, he has off the charts respect for Wish and even did an insightful talk about how Andy Lee just bangs the ball, and Wish is doing a lot more than that, I like Lee but Wish is better no question about it

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:
McAfee it's easy to forget as he's a colorful personality now, but he was a punter in the NFL meaning, among the best on the planet at that job, he has off the charts respect for Wish and even did an insightful talk about how Andy Lee just bangs the ball, and Wish is doing a lot more than that, I like Lee but Wish is better no question about it

Great comparison since Lee is that classic style of punter that bores the crud outta me but he was great at his job.
Imagine if that position had more involvement, then players like Pat Mc would be even more legendary.
For instance a way out wacky idea could be that all specialists must play at least 5 snaps per game on either offense or D. That would shake up the league dramatically and lessen the parity between players. It's just as crazy a making the QB sit for 5 snaps of offense every game but it would be revolutionary.
As great as this game is there's loads of talent sitting idle.

Originally posted by MrGriz:

Originally posted by KeepRabbitsOut:

Originally posted by irief:
You're right. No ones ever boomed kickoffs and punts….Oh wait, Pinion!

LOL. Pinion? Really? He is your comparison? Pro Bowl genius.

why do you even bother conversing with that moron? It's a 2nd or 3rd or 12th account made specifically to troll the Wishnowsky thread. It has posted nowhere else. I understand how someone THAT dumb with THAT pathetic of a life is confusing - most of us never have to live like that. It reminds me a lot of working in the prison. You'll have a guy who is so dumb that he got caught doing something really stupid, but he acts like he's a lawyer telling everyone how to beat their charges.

Yeah you're right and I have met that guy from prison you speak of. He is very good at 401k's too!
But to the other one you speak of I guess by responding to the posts it makes me look just as dumb for engaging but for every comedy act you usually have one dumb and the other dumber?
Whatever the motivation for alternate accounts and trolling it still makes them have to think about what they rambling on about to even make an asinine statement.
So for me the positive is that there is still learning and focus on this great game.

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by Hysterikal:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by KeepRabbitsOut:
That would be 1 NFC pro bowl and 1 all pro per year possible, x 5 years he has played makes 10 failures to impress those that matter.

I was just backing up my good friend and generous poster of some repute on here with his claim that Mitch is a failure since he has no Pro Bowl thrown his way. AB you should never let common sense and proper analysis get in the way of a good story.

And of course as our good friend and brilliant mind has pointed out that there are incentives at stake for players/agents for these selections. And because this game is squeaky clean, there was never an incident of bribery for votes or pressure from NFL HQ or Vegas you must conclude that all these selections are legitimate.

tbh i don't look at all punters in the league a ton, so who should be PB??, i'm looking more at SF. he's the best punter i've seen us have

get the heck outta here

I like Mitch a lot, but Lee is definitely #1 and it's not even close as of now.

Your takes man....

I saw an article this morning about how the Chiefs might take Harrison Butker off kickoffs, and use Justin Reid instead - stating with the new kickoff rules the kicker could become more involved in tackling than before. Makes me wonder if we might go back to using Wish instead of Moody.

Originally posted by GoreGoreGore:


I like Mitch a lot, but Lee is definitely #1 and it's not even close as of now.

Your takes man....

Listen to Pat Mac discuss those two

Originally posted by GoreGoreGore:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by Hysterikal:

Originally posted by 49erFaithful6:

Originally posted by KeepRabbitsOut:
That would be 1 NFC pro bowl and 1 all pro per year possible, x 5 years he has played makes 10 failures to impress those that matter.

I was just backing up my good friend and generous poster of some repute on here with his claim that Mitch is a failure since he has no Pro Bowl thrown his way. AB you should never let common sense and proper analysis get in the way of a good story.

And of course as our good friend and brilliant mind has pointed out that there are incentives at stake for players/agents for these selections. And because this game is squeaky clean, there was never an incident of bribery for votes or pressure from NFL HQ or Vegas you must conclude that all these selections are legitimate.

tbh i don't look at all punters in the league a ton, so who should be PB??, i'm looking more at SF. he's the best punter i've seen us have

get the heck outta here

I like Mitch a lot, but Lee is definitely #1 and it's not even close as of now.

Your takes man....

Andy Lee was a punter who lived up to his draft position.

Originally posted by Hysterikal:

That was my thought, Lee had a pretty incredible run with us. It was him and Shane lechler as the top punters for a while. He was critical piece of the harbaugh teams - I feel like some forget how much we depended on special teams. Lol we led the league in field goals and one of them with punts. He did a great job always flipping field position.