Go inside the huddle with Sky Sports, Neil Reynolds and Jeff Rhymebolt.

Hello, everybody. Welcome to the audio version of Inside the Huddle where myself, Neil Reynolds, and my partner, Jeff Reimbold, just talk all things NFL, no script.

Make a few picks, which we'll do.

We'll get to those in a second.

But Jeff, another wild week around the NFL, and as a special teams coach, you're like three games being decided by field goals at the buzzer.

Oh, man, what finishes?

You know, I mean, first of all, the drives to get down and get a chance.

Yeah.

I mean, you look at the Detroit Baltimore game and that thing's over.

I mean, it's over, at least twice in that drive.

And somehow they're able to get Tucker a chance and he goes

on there and hits an absolute rocket. He drilled that, Jeff, I know, the longest in the

history of the national football. What a, what, you know, I mean, it was amazing. That ball went

off his foot. It was like, are you kidding me?

66 yards. The previous best was 64, Matt Prater, which was kicked to altitude in Denver.

Tucker had already kicked a 61-yard game winner in Detroit before. Interesting, Jeff,

you took a tiny little extra step, didn't he? I'm sure you noticed that. Just to give himself a little bit more to get into the football.

Yeah, and you know, you really worry about that when a guy changes his approach or changes his rhythm because, you know, that little extra step can mean you get pressure off the edge

that can get there.

And luckily for Prater, the lines tried to block it from the

inside, you know, which makes sense because usually it's a lower trajectory hit when the ball comes

out that long. But man, oh man, oh man, what a, what a finish. I guess if you're, if you're the

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