The Panthers are my local team. I was very surprised to see that the no.2 quarterback who started that game for them is unable to throw the ball.

Agree with the Hester point. Just saying that even on a kick off, a decent kicker should be able to pin it down inside the 20 when given the enhanced starting point.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story?id=090...o&confirm=true

Redskins' Sean Taylor shot... :eek:

Go Fish!

0-0 with 7.32 left in the third this evening. What a game. To be fair the pitch is like playing in a pond.

Has there ever been a 0-0?

:eek:

20 years ago.

This is epic.

Quality.

Madness!

I am surprised any of them are still standing

Make that 63 years.

FG try.

Cross the fingers!!!

I'm expecting a botched kick.

••••!!!!!!!!!!!!

:(

GO ON TEDDY!

oh.

please please please please please.

don't ever give the line the ball.

seriously gutting.

dolphins will beat the jets though.

Need to hire a rugby coach for those desperation last play of the games. That was embarrassing.

Miami should have backed their kicker instead of going for that 4th and 11.

Correct. Especially out of the good grass.

The ball was so close to getting to Ted Ginn at the end. If LJ hadn't have slipped!

Funnily enough there are many kids my age whose first sight of NFL was kicker John Smith appearing on Saturday Morning kids TV (anyone remember Saturday Starship with Tommy Boyd?) in 1982-83, with footage of him scoring the winning late field goal for New England in a 3-0 win.

The opponents? Miami

HA HA

That was some game. And although the conditions were a great leveller, I was nonetheless impressed with how we played. In particular John Beck looked like he might be the quarterback we've been waiting for; showed poise in the pocket, a strong and accurate arm, and some speed when he got flushed. I'm keen to see what he can do against the Bills and the Jets later in the year as that was a tidy little performance.