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Saints kicker Wil Lutz kicked a 51-yard field goal with 19 seconds left to beat Atlanta and Browns rookie Code York nailed a 58-yarder with 8 seconds left against Carolina to deny Baker Mayfield’s bid for vengeance. ”But this this is a weird ending to this game, to say the least.”Īnd to a wild opening weekend in which kickers, punters, long snappers and holders made an unusual amount of head-turning plays both good and bad. “I think Nathaniel Hackett is going to be a great head coach and that’s going to be a great marriage going forward,“ Buck said. To go for it on fourth-and-5 and at least get McManus closer to a higher-percentage field-goal attempt. “And this is why you make a deal to get Russell Wilson, in my estimation.” “And they didn’t have to try this desperate field goal,” Buck insisted. “When they finally do call the timeout with one second left on the play clock and while we’re looking into this camera, they switch and they bring their field-goal team on and it was shocking (to) look down and there’s McManus,” Buck said. Hackett had all three timeouts and 63 seconds left when Williams was tackled 5 yards shy of the first down. Hackett’s call left Troy Aikman and Joe Buck stumped in their “Monday Night Football” booth debut.

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Hackett called timeout with 20 seconds left after letting 43 seconds burn off the clock, then sent McManus out, capping a weekend full of special teams bloopers, bungles and blunders. Hackett decided to take the ball out of his $296 million man's hands and place his trust in a kicker who is now 1 for 8 from 60-plus yards in his career after Brandon McManus hooked a 64-yard attempt that would been the second-longest field goal in NFL history. We just made the decision we wanted to take our shot there on that one.”

“Didn’t think we were going to get that many yards, so I thought it was a great job by Javonte.

“It put us in that weird spot there because we were in the field-goal range but we were in that fourth-down situation,” Hackett said. Isn’t this why the Broncos sent three players and five picks to Seattle six months ago for Wilson, whom they signed to a megamillion-dollar extension? That put Denver facing fourth down just barely in field-goal range but 5 yards shy of the first-down marker. Trailing the Seahawks 17-16 Monday night, the Broncos crossed midfield with just over a minute left when Javonte Williams caught a short pass from Wilson and charged his way to the Seattle 46. Nathaniel Hackett found himself in no man’s land, and he assured himself a spot in football purgatory with a head-scratcher of a decision that turned his head coaching debut into a dud and ruined Russell Wilson’s homecoming.