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All-NFC South specialists

Pat Yasinskas, ESPN Staff WriterJan 20, 2011, 11:42 AM ET
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- Previously covered NFC South for ESPN.com
- Covered Panthers for The Charlotte Observer from 1999-2008
- Began journalism career with The Tampa Tribune in 1990
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We'll continue to unveil our All-NFC South team for the regular season. This time, let's turn to special teams.

Kicker: Matt Bryant, Atlanta Falcons: Easy choice here. Bryant missed only three field goals in the regular season. After going through tough times in his personal life, Bryant has bounced back and put his career on very solid ground.

Punter: Thomas Morstead, New Orleans Saints. His 45.9-yard gross average and 38.4 net were tops in the NFC South.

Return man: Eric Weems, Atlanta Falcons. He went from being a steady performer to suddenly making some huge plays. That's why Weems was selected to the Pro Bowl.