I don't have a problem with Feely. He actually averages about 8-12 touchbacks per year, which is really good for a kicker (Tynes usually averages about 1-2). He's obviously kicked in some tough environments before (kicker 80+% in the windy NFC East). He's got range.

Really, the only thing keeping him from a job is attitude, and I could care less how the guy acts as long as he knows how to kick the ball. Keep in mind that the last two guys to can him were Coughlin and Tuna, two guys who are far more resistant to outspoken players than most coaches are.