Dylan Breeding was Arkansas’ field-position weapon
In the 2012 season, Dylan Breeding was the SEC’s top statistical punter, averaging 45.3 yards per punt with a long of 70 and 16 punts pinned inside the 20, which is exactly the kind of hidden-yardage juice coaches love[11][13]. He was a walk-on who locked down Arkansas’ punting job for four seasons, improved by more than 4 yards per punt year-over-year from his early seasons, and finished with 219 career punts for 9,387 yards (42.9 average), making him a dependable, high-upside fit for teams that value consistency, leg strength, and field-position control[10][13][15].
