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Kicker Rank: #8 Overall: #154
Akers has been in the league 11 years, but last year was his best. He had a career high 144 points, making 83 percent of his kicks. It was the first time in three seasons Akers made more than 80 percent of his field-goal attempts. When making it through a full season with the Eagles, Akers averages 120 points per season. Akers remains an accurate kicker with a strong leg. He will struggle on some longer kicks at this stage of his career, though (34 years old).
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Akers won't repeat last season, but getting around 120 points is a pretty good bet. Akers isn't going to help you a ton leagues that reward longer kicks, but he'll get you consistent points in a good Eagles offense. |
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| Bob Brookover, of the Philadelphia Inquirer, reports Philadelphia Eagles PK David Akers said he believes he can play several more years in the NFL. 'I think around 40 [years old] would be pretty realistic. I would think if the team wanted to sign me to this year [2010] and a three-year extension - a total of four years - I wouldn't think that would be out of the realm of possibility at all,' Akers said. |
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| Philadelphia Eagles FB Leonard Weaver received first-team All-Pro honors for the 2010 season. PK David Akers, DL Trent Cole, WR DeSean Jackson and CB Asante Samuel received second-team honors. |
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| Les Bowen, of the Philadelphia Daily News, reports Philadelphia Eagles PK David Akers had his field-goal streak snapped at 17 when he missed wide from 39 yards Week 13. |
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| The Associated Press reports Philadelphia Eagles PK David Akers successfully completed all four of his field goal attempts Week 12, extending his streak to 16. Akers was good from 29, 24, 41, and 32 yards. |
| Fantasy Impact: Akers has been as good as any kicker this season. |
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| The Associated Press reports Philadelphia Eagles PK David Akers (hand) bruised his hand during the team's Week 7 game. |
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| Bob Brookover, of The Philadelphia Inquirer, reports Philadelphia Eagles PK David Akers nailed a 60-yard field goal during practice, and he made it with relative ease. He had a slight breeze working to his advantage. |
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| The Associated Press reports Philadelphia Eagles PK David Akers successfully converted field goals of 25, 35 and 20 yards during the team's Divisional Round game Sunday, Jan. 11. Akers has now converted an NFL record 18 consecutive field goals in the postseason. |
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| Bob Brookover and Phil Sheridan, of the Philadelphia Inquirer, report Philadelphia Eagles PK David Akers tied a team postseason record with four field goals in the team's playoff game versus the Minnesota Vikings. |
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| The Associated Press reports Philadelphia Eagles PK David Akers was 4-for-4 on field goals in Week 9. Akers successfully converted field goals of 39, 24, 42 and 39 yards. |
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| The Associated Press reports Philadelphia Eagles PK David Akers converted field goals of 19, 38, 25 and 28 yards during the team's Week 6 game. |
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