What's Happening?
Jason Myers, the kicker for the Seattle Seahawks, missed one of three extra-point attempts during a 23-23 tie against the Las Vegas Raiders on Thursday. Despite this miss, Myers successfully connected on a 48-yard field goal during the game. Last season, Myers ranked 12th among NFL kickers with an 86.7% success rate on field goals and 24th with a 92.5% success rate on extra points. At 34 years old, Myers remains a reliable starter for the Seahawks, demonstrated by his ability to make long-distance kicks, including a 59-yarder last season.
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Why It's Important?
The performance of Jason Myers is crucial for the Seattle Seahawks as they rely on his consistency in scoring opportunities. Missing extra points can be costly in close games, potentially affecting the team's overall performance and playoff chances. Myers' ability to maintain his kicking accuracy is vital for the Seahawks' special teams unit, which plays a significant role in the team's strategy. His experience and skill are assets that the Seahawks will depend on throughout the season.
