Al Borland made 47/49 FGs, including 7/7 from 50+ and made all 59 XP tries

John Bazile made 44/47 FGs including 15/16 from 50+ and made 31/32 XP

Other good candidates include Brett Bowman from Pittsburgh, Leon Rupe of Chicago, Gerald Harmon of Florida and Robert Deacon of Denver.

Deacon was perfect on all of his kicks, making all 33 FG tries including 6/6 from 50+ and all 36 XP tries.

Harmon was a perfect 35/35 on FGs including 7/7 from 50+, but he missed an XP, going 43/44

Bowman had the 2nd most FGs but the worst % of any kicker I named, making 46/52. He was 8/9 from 50+ and made 31/32 XP.

Rupe made 36/38 FGs including 8/8 from 50+. Rupe did miss 2 XP, finishing 29/31.
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Normally I choose the kicker and punter myself, but this year we have so many good kickers, I need more opinions.

At 200 total points, Borland seems the obvious choice.

Borland is my choice as well, but I'm not sure it's so obvious. Bazile's 15/16 from 50+ is pretty impressive. Borland is also my kicker, and I would feel weird if I just gave it to him, so I'm putting it up for a vote, especially when the MFN player awards give it to Bazile.

Bazile is kicking from long range out of necessity. He only has 32 XPs for the year.

I agree with you. I guess I just want confirmation since he's my kicker.

Borland.

200 points is the difference

Borland

95% FG
100% XP

Plus 7/7 from +50

Borland

We could use more votes, only 8 so far.