Cody Webster was Purdue’s booming, Big Ten-level field-flipper at punter
In the 2013 season, Cody Webster averaged 43.5 yards per punt for Purdue, with a long of 73 and 24 punts inside the 20, and he was named Big Ten Punter of the Year — the kind of profile that screams field-position weapon[2][4][5]. He stands out for leg strength, consistency, and the ability to pin opponents deep without giving away touchbacks, which is exactly what coaches love in a high-leverage specialist[2][4][5]. If your team wants a punter who can change hidden yardage and handle volume, Webster fits the bill.
