"As Neil Rackers stood alongside the fields at Redskins Park after practice recently, playing with his children and talking to his wife, he waved over Graham Gano. The other members of the Rackers family greeted Gano warmly, and Gano spent several minutes hanging out and chatting pleasantly before walking up the hill to the team's training facility. There is a kinship of sorts among NFL kickers, a bond forged because only those who do the job truly understand and appreciate the pressures of an occupation in which one swing of the leg can determine the outcome of a game after practically everyone else on the roster spent the day in jarring high-speed collisions." Read more: http://www.washingtonpost.com/sport...ba3c32-ddbe-11e1-8ad1-909913931f71_story.html
