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Between two channels, three game winning field goals in less than two minutes.
Denver-Buffalo was first and best. They made a first down and could have spiked the ball to stop the clock. Instead, they rush the field goal team out with about 10 seconds on the clock and barely set up and snapped the ball in time. What in the world were they thinking?! One of the dumbest plays I've seen. Fortunately for the Broncos, Elam hit his field goal in spite of the rush. (And I know what they were thinking. It was 3 and 10 and Denver was out of time outs. If Walker doesn't make the first down, Denver can't stop the clock and the FG team has to be moving as soon as the whistle is blown. I don't think they could tell from the sideline whether Walker made it or not and they sure weren't going to let a second or two click off the clock while they waited for the ref's signal.)
Green Bay: high snap, but they get the ball down and make the kick. Washington: routine FG in overtime.
Between two channels, three game winning field goals in less than two minutes.
Denver-Buffalo was first and best. They made a first down and could have spiked the ball to stop the clock. Instead, they rush the field goal team out with about 10 seconds on the clock and barely set up and snapped the ball in time. What in the world were they thinking?! One of the dumbest plays I've seen. Fortunately for the Broncos, Elam hit his field goal in spite of the rush. (And I know what they were thinking. It was 3 and 10 and Denver was out of time outs. If Walker doesn't make the first down, Denver can't stop the clock and the FG team has to be moving as soon as the whistle is blown. I don't think they could tell from the sideline whether Walker made it or not and they sure weren't going to let a second or two click off the clock while they waited for the ref's signal.)
Green Bay: high snap, but they get the ball down and make the kick. Washington: routine FG in overtime.