Through a week-and-a-half of training camp, each half of the Henery and Henry tandem has crushed the ball. Henery has hit some long kicks from around the 50-yard mark, and Henry has drawn "oohs" with towering punts.
But when it gets cold, and the crowds are in full throat, and the stakes are high, will they deliver?
The Eagles believe each has the background to inspire confidence.
"They've both been in high-pressure situations, and they have not succumbed to any pressure at this point, and we don't expect they will at any point," said special-teams coordinator Bobby April. "That's the good thing about their background."
So far, he said, "we're very happy we have them."
Henery kicked for four years at Nebraska, in an often-cold stadium for a big-time school in a big-time conference. He set the NCAA record for accuracy, hitting 68 of 76 field goals, including a late 57-yarder as a sophomore that helped beat archrival Colorado.
Henry punted for four years at Florida, including on the 2008 national championship team, playing in games for the national and conference titles. He averaged 43 yards a punt and picked up the field-goal duties for part of his senior year.
At Florida, Henry played in front of crowds that exceeded 90,000. Nebraska's home stadium fits more than 85,000. Each is larger than Lincoln Financial Field.
At training camp, the two have spent all day and night with long snapper Jon Dorenbos, a nine-year veteran who shares a dorm suite with the rookies.
![Eagles CB Nnamdi Asomugha has his eye on the ball in his first day at Lehigh: "I was mixed up so many times out there . . . so it's good to do that and make those mistakes [now] so that I don't have to make them in the future."](http://media.philly.com/images/600*450/20110807_inq_estory06z-a.JPG "Eagles CB Nnamdi Asomugha has his eye on the ball in his first day at Lehigh: \"I was mixed up so many times out there . . . so it's good to do that and make those mistakes [now] so that I don't have to make them in the future.\"")
