ok. so, let's compare them to their peers.In 1993, the average number of touchbacks for the top-30 kickers was 17.6. Daluiso had 39.I don't think your question, as stated, is a fair one.Daluiso wasn't merely "one of 17 kickers to have 15 touchbacks"... he had 39 touchbacks! SeaBass and Cundiff will provide similar advantages.2nd. even if it doesn't help "every kicker", it's going to help a lot more than just 1.
let's take your example.
In 1993, 17 kickers had 15 touchbacks or more.
In 1994, 1 kicker had 15 touchbacks or more.
That 1 kicker was Brad Daluiso. Do you think he was more valuable in 1993 or 1994?
In 1994, the average number of touchbacks for the top-30 kickers was 4.9. Daluiso had 19.
To help with your answer, Daluiso's total was 2.2 times the league average in 1993 and 3.9 times the league average in 1994.
The rule change helped Daluiso basically double his touchback total while the league average increased by a factor of 3.6.
Who do you think was helped more by the rule change? Brad Daluiso or the average kicker in the league?