What they already have far outweighs any shortcomings in those areas. Here is a picture of artist David Alan Brown's ideal special teams player according to both George Allen and myself. The more prominent special teams play, the more an opponent must take up valuable practice time to counter act it. In an effort to maximize special teams performance, I will incorporate special teams preparation with conditioning. In this manner special teams can be practiced each and every day of practice.
Many teams are lax in their devotion to the kicking game and special teams play in general.
Without surprise, those teams willing to spend valuable practice time devoted to special teams play are the very ones who most often benefit from it. One way to more fully incorporate special teams play into practice is to combine it with conditioning. Special teams are addressed each and every day of practice. Punts, punt returns, kick offs, kick off returns, field goals, and extra points are all incorporated into the daily conditioning rituals. This exercise comes immediately after team warm ups.