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From 42 yards out, hers it, Y, missed it to the left.

No points for Washington. Well, that kick by Dustin Hopkins,

Sunday against the Chiefs, it turns out that was his last field goal attempt, his last kick,

period, because he didn't score even a touchdown after that missed field goal the rest of the way.

That's it.

The stunning news as we start this podcast this morning is that Dustin Hopkins has been waived by the team, cut by the team.

And Chris Blewett, who they had on the practice squad two weeks ago, then cut him from the practice squad, then re-signed him yesterday to the practice squad. They have now signed him to the main roster. This is what happens, and this is why

I love doing the podcast. I love doing the podcast, period. Love doing it. But it's great to have

the opportunity after the radio show to also, you know, do a show with typically information that breaks because it happens all the time after the radio show ends and the podcast begins.

And I'll be honest, this one blows me away.

I am shocked that they actually released Dustin Hopkins.

Now, a 42-yarder, that is hurtful to a coaching staff. Like, if he had missed a 55-yarder,

I wonder whether or not he'd still be the kicker. He missed a 42-yarder. That is a chip shot

up here in this league as coach Joe would say, you can't miss a 42-yarder. That is a chip shot up here in this league, as Coach Joe would say, you can't miss a 42-yarder.

And that was really a momentum killer as well. I know they lost the game 31-13, and they weren't going to win that game, even if he had made that field goal. But that field goal would have kept the momentum going. It would have built a 16 to 10 lead in that game.

And at that moment, Kansas City had just been self-destructing offensively.

And it was as if that was a big boost to them, and they took over and they ran off 21 unanswered and won the game 31-13. Again, you know, a defense that gives up what they

gave up, an offense that is struggling to move the football against a bad defensive team.

It wasn't more likely than not going to win that game, but I guarantee you that that was the

final straw because it was a 42-yarder. And they were, but I'm still shocked.

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