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You're forgetting another key rule -- people on the punt coverage can't cross the line of scrimmage until the ball is kicked. In the NFL (or any other league), they can run downfield whenever they feel like it.
So, for your situation to happen, a punter has to kick a ball >25 yards, with enough hang time to let his coverage team circle around the returner... not gonna happen. With normal coverage rules, that's like a getting popped right after a 40-yard kick. Might happen; but any kickers/coverage men that can do that ain't in the XFL.
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I'm not sure if your censor program lets you go to those sites, but if it does, you can use them circumvent evil censorship programs. (safeweb works much better.)
So, for your situation to happen, a punter has to kick a ball >25 yards, with enough hang time to let his coverage team circle around the returner ... not gonna happen. With normal coverage rules, that's like a getting popped right after a 40-yard kick. Might happen; but any kickers/coverage men that can do that ain't in the XFL.