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70 yard attempt is wild
there we go
love to see it
I don’t wanna here anyone say this guy does not carry the cowboys they had more trust in him kicking a 70 yarder than they did in there qb hail marying it 60 yards
boswell better
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No point loss for that miss?
That 70 yarder would’ve helped
Wtf
No shot they actually attempted it
Leave it to cowboys to somehow misuse a great fg kicker
So why did we try to go for a 70 yarder
Wtf
You suck dallss
u might as well he made a 65 yarder w mad room to go
STO BEING A BUM ITS THE PLAYOFFS
n they went for it bc it wss end of the half
Got our point back 😂😭
1 more kick king
Who in there right mind told dude hit that 70
😂
I’m still laughing about this
Damn… man booted a 70 yard… at least we tried boyz. Now let’s finish strong with. Solid 10 points
Thank you goat