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Spencer Shrader on 60-Yard Miss, Winning Field Goal for Colts vs. Broncos
Spencer Shrader made five field goals including a crucial 45-yard kick after a penalty gave him a second chance, securing a 29-28 victory for the Colts.
- The Indianapolis Colts won 29-28 against the Denver Broncos in their Week 2 road game at Lucas Oil Stadium on Sunday.
- The Colts faced pressure after missing a 60-yard field goal attempt by Spencer Shrader, who got a second chance due to a controversial Broncos penalty.
- Shrader successfully kicked a 45-yard game-winning field goal after missing the 60-yarder, and received strong support from teammates and coaches.
- Shrader mentioned that he approaches each scenario expecting it to be extremely challenging, while Colts coach Shane Steichen described his development as something that progresses gradually, day by day.
- The victory brought the Colts to a 2-0 season start for the first time since 2009, while the Broncos suffered a loss that kept them from distancing themselves in their division.
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Spencer Shrader on 60-yard miss, winning field goal for Colts vs. Broncos
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Spencer Shrader's roller coaster of emotions in Colts victory
Spencer Shrader’s roller coaster of emotions in Colts victory INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Spencer Shrader was the hero for the Colts in their 29-28 victory against the Denver Broncos in Week 2. But the first kick wasn’t made to be. Shrader lined up for a 60-yard game-winning field goal. The kick missed, short and wide right. “The first kick didn’t go the way I wanted,” Shrader said. “I was kind of disappointed in myself because I felt the pressure com…
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