The 10 Worst Kicks In NFL History, Part Two

The first part of the list was published yesterday.  Here are the worst misses in NFL history.  And although I said yesterday you will not see Scott Norwood on this list, you just might, but not in the way you might think.   5. Mike Vanderjagt With the way Mike Vanderjagt talked off the field, you'd think he was Peyton Manning, the one he was talking about.  Vanderjagt accused Manning of lacking leadership and enthusiasm.  The two quickly made up, and Manning became an MVP and Vanderjagt became the most accurate kicker in NFL history. This sets the stage for the 2005 season.  The Colts are 14-2.  Home field advantage.  They're playing the sixth-seeded Pittsburgh Steelers.  Trailing 21-18, with the Steelers about to score a goal line touchdown to put the game away, the ball was popped out of running back Jerome Bettis' hands and returned to midfield by the Colts defense.  Indy was alive.  Then came Mike Vanderjagt.  The general ... [link]