Cowboys cheerleader drilled in head by kickoff mishap in final game of season
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Two things are happening simultaneously in the NFL this season, especially in the past two weeks: Kickers are making longer field goals more often and more consistently than ever before, and they're also changing the outcome of games by missing kicks in crucial moments.
The NFL season's Week 11 — the week that kicking died. Philadelphia's Jake Elliott missed (twice), Cincinnati's Evan McPherson missed (twice) and Baltimore's Justin Tucker missed (twice). Even Dallas' Brandon Aubrey missed (just once, he's still the GOAT). That's how this week will always be remembered — not for the Steelers beating the Ravens again, nor for the Lions handing the Jaguars their worst loss in franchise history, nor for the undefeated Chiefs finally falling. But for the day that kicking died.
The Houston Texans strengthened their play-off hopes as they eased to a 34-10 win over the ailing Dallas Cowboys.
LINED UP BEYOND the midfield star logo at AT&T Stadium for a field goal attempt, Dallas Cowboys punter Bryan Anger corralled the football from long-snapper Trent Sieg. With his standard three-step approach, kicker Brandon Aubrey drilled it as Anger held it, and the ball sailed down the field, almost evenly splitting the uprights.
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Two first-half touchdowns from Dak Prescott were enough for the Dallas Cowboys to overcome the New York Giants 20-15.