Dave Zastudil Madden Career 2003-2015 - Peak 91 OVR

Dave Zastudil made his living flipping the field a few yards at a time. A fourth-round pick out of Ohio University, taken 112th by Baltimore in 2002, he spent thirteen seasons burying offenses for the Ravens, Browns, and Cardinals. His signature belongs to 2012 in Arizona, when he dropped 46 punts inside the 20-yard line, an NFL single-season record, on a team that gave him constant work.

Directional and steady, he finished with 869 career punts, a 43.7-yard average, and 285 kicks downed inside the 20. Knee trouble nearly ended things, costing him most of 2009 and all of 2010, before he rebuilt his career in the desert and turned in the best season of his life.

Punters rarely move much in the game, which makes his arc telling. He debuted at a 64 in the 2002 edition, then settled into the high 70s and low 80s for the better part of a decade. His best number, a 91, landed in the 2013 game on the heels of that record-setting 2012. For a specialist, that sits about as high as the position goes.