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Younghoe Koo's kicking misadventure on "Monday Night Football" is among the biggest field goal fails in NFL history.
Koo’s shank, which officially went into the books as a run for a loss of 13 yards by holder Jamie Gillan, is one of the strangest plays you will ever see on a football field. Usually, after all, you don’t just see a professional kicker fail to execute the first step of kicking field goals: kick the ball.
Troy Aikman's reaction to Younghoe Koo's missed field goal attempt went viral during the Giants-Patriots game on 'MNF'.
The New York Giants faced the New England Patriots for Week 13's "Monday Night Football" matchup. During the game, Giants kicker Younghoe Koo had one of the most bizarre missed field goals in recent memory.
There’s field goal attempts, and then there’s whatever Younghoe Koo just conjured up during the second quarter of the Giants’ Monday night clash against the Patriots. Trailing 17–7, New York was hoping to trim down New England’s lead before halftime, and sent the field goal unit out for a 46-yard kick.
The Giants added Koo in September to replace the injured Graham Gano. In four games played for New York, he's 4 of 4 on field goals, since last night's "miss" didn't actually count as an attempt, and 8 of 9 on extra points.
Younghoe Koo delivered the perfect lowlight for the Giants' lost 2025 season, and he explained what happened on his duffed field-goal attempt after their seventh straight defeat.
It's rarely a good thing for a team when its kicker goes viral but that's exactly what happened in the second quarter when Younghoe Koo botched a field goal attempt in the strangest of ways as he kicked the ground well before the ball and then never made contact with it.
Kalen DeBoer defended kicker Conor Talty after boos following a missed field goal, urging fans to support him ahead of the Iron Bowl.
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At Fulham, a superb opening goal by Eddie Nketiah was cancelled out by Harry Wilson’s equally brilliant finish, but Marc Guehi was there late on to head home after evading his marker Josh King to secure a 2-1 win.