Matt Bryant of Tampa Bay hit a 62 yard FG as time expired to beat the Eagles. Whew, he almost beat Elam's record!
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Originally posted by BaileyTheBestMatt Bryant of Tampa Bay hit a 62 yard FG as time expired to beat the Eagles. Whew, he almost beat Elam's record! -
Originally posted by AntiSteelerActually he tied it, the longest in History, which made by a kicker who had a half a foot, kicked a 6 2 yarder, setting the record, but he has tied it, and also, did anyone see the NCAA record for biggest comeback Saturday night? Between MSU and Northwestern, when Northwestern led MSU 38-3 in the third Q! Late as well, and MSU came back..won...38-41.BletComment
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Originally posted by OrangePeelum no he didnt tie it. Elam had 63, case in point
Bryant ranks 3rd all time.Club Leader: Robert Griffin III > Andrew Luck
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Originally posted by OrangePeelum no he didnt tie it. Elam had 63, case in pointComment
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Amazing. 2nd longest FG in history. The longest FG is 63 yards. Jason Elam and some Saints Kicker did itComment
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Originally posted by GridironChampSo did the guy from NO. When it comes down to technicallity Elam is still #2 because teh guy from NO kicked a 63 1/2 yarder, but they dont record that.
Bryant ranks 3rd all time.The new website is about as ugly as Paris Hilton. Put the blue back!Comment
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Originally posted by SM19I was in the stands.
I thought about posting a thread on that, but so far I just can't bring myself to do it.
You're right, GC has it backward. The tape shows Elam's kick was a foot longer than Dempsey's.Club Leader: Robert Griffin III > Andrew Luck
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Dempsey also had like a metal boot for a foot, haha. Reminds me of that skit on some British comedy where a guy kicks a soccer-ball and it travels around the world and hits him in the back of the head.
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