Originally Posted by Mecca

Now those stats may look similiar but they really aren't. They speak to Feeley being alot better because the Meadowlands is one of the most difficult stadiums in the league to kick in where Arrowhead is not. He's kicking in a much more difficult place and doing the same job Tynes is in a not difficult kicking place......Coming here makes Feeley automatically 5x better than Tynes.

Originally Posted by dirk digler

Ok found it.

He was 12-12 away from Giants stadium and 12-16 at home.

Pretty impressive

Originally Posted by Ultra Peanut

http://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showp...67&postcount=8

Feely vs. Tynes over the past two seasons:

Player 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+
Feely: 25-27 30-34 14-18 3-6
Tynes: 18-18 16-19 11-18 4-7

About 14% of Feely's career kickoffs have been touchbacks, compared to Tynes' 4%. In 2006, Feely had 12 touchbacks in 77 regular (non-onside) kickoffs, while Tynes had 5 touchbacks in 76 regular kickoffs.

He's just under two years older than Tynes.

As you can see above, he's been about the same as Tynes from 50+, and better from 40-49.

Unless someone manages to conjure up a 28-year-old Morten Andersen, Feely's worth a shot.