Botched FG at end of first half...

[FlyingGreg]

Funny how those plays always loom large.

No guarantee Haush makes it, but he has the leg to make a 56-yarder indoors for sure.

Would have been nice to only have needed a FG to win.

 

[West TX Hawk]

So true. Indoors, he has a good shot at that kick. That really ended up biting us.

 

[sdog1981]

At least the team saved 100K in cap space to spend on........uh........something.........

 

[Year of The Hawk]

At least the team saved 100K in cap space to spend on........uh........something.........

Looked like a bad hold more than bad snap.

 

[LeftHandSmoke]

So true. Indoors, he has a good shot at that kick. That really ended up biting us.

+100

He went over to PC to express his confidence in making it, there's a very good chance the game would have been different if he had been able to.

Last week he could have won it in OT but that failed too, so it's potentially two W's missed now. That's big!

 

[drewba]

At least the team saved 100K in cap space to spend on........uh........something.........

The snaps have been a problem this year for certain, but that one was fine. Ryan just mishandled it.

 

[LeftHandSmoke]

At least the team saved 100K in cap space to spend on........uh........something.........

The snaps have been a problem this year for certain, but that one was fine. Ryan just mishandled it.

Looked that way to me too; some Tweets suggested the ball looked too slick, and that may have also been the case.

But if there are multiple problems kicking FG's then it's something you'd expect more from a Browns team than any classy one.

 

[Largent80]

Tony Romo said "slick balls". Please lets not use that excuse. Ryan mishandled it, pretty simple.

 

[Seanhawk]

At least the team saved 100K in cap space to spend on........uh........something.........

It was a good snap, Ryan dropped it.

 

[Sports Hernia]

Tony Romo said "slick balls". Please lets not use that excuse. Ryan mishandled it, pretty simple.

How about a rule change???? -Jerruh Jones