penalty half the distance to the goal. no furtheirst down. >> al: to the 1 yard line. >> cris: we'll see if the play call changes. legarrette blount, looked like he was going to fly over that pile. chancellor got him. here they come. they're going to make the shift to the bigs here. bring in the fullback, james develin. bring in an extra offensive lineman, cameron fleming. probably will put everything on legarrette blount here. watch out for kam chancellor off of the edge. >> al: gronkowski, lines up as the fullback. here comes develin. and gronk splits out. >> cris: will go to gronkowski here. >> al: and all kinds of action in the end zone. they look for a flag. they see none. and seattle's going to win it. what a finish. >> cris: there was a lot of contact and no call. and you're not going to change any minds at this point. let's take a look. chancellor knows it's coming. gronk knows it's coming. i think they got it right. who niinitiated? who is pushing? who is grabbing? they both were. >>l: that one? >> al: the official

penalty half the distance to the goal. no further doirst down. >> al: to the 1 yard line. >> cris: we'll see if the play call changes. legarrette blount, looked like he was going to fly over that pile. chancellor got him. here they come. they're going to make the shift to the bigs here. bring in the fullback, james develin. bring in an extra offensive lineman, cameron fleming. probably will put everything on legarrette blount here. watch out for kam chancellor off of the edge. >> al: gronkowski, lines up as the fullback. here comes develin. and gronk splits out. >> cris: will go to gronkowski here. >> al: and all kinds of action in the end zone. they look for a flag. they see none. and seattle's going to win it. what a finish. >> cris: there was a lot of contact and no call. and you're not going to change any minds at this point. let's take a look. chancellor knows it's coming. gronk knows it's coming. i think they got it right. who nicinitiated? who is pushing? who is grabbing? they both were. >> cris: could you differenti

penalty half the distance to the goal. no first down. >> al: to the 1 yard line. >> cris: we'll see if the play call changes. legarrette blount, looked like he was going to fly over that pile. chancellor got him. here they come. they're going to make the shift to the bigs here. bring in the fullback, james develin. bring in an extra offensive probably will put everything on legarrette blount here. watch out for kam chancellor off of the edge. >> al: gronkowski, lines up as the fullback. here comes develin. and gronk splits out. >> cris: will go to gronkowski here. >> al: and all kinds of action in the end zone. they look for a flag. they see none. and seattle's going to win it. what a finish. >> cris: there was a lot of contact and no call. and you're not going to change any minds at this point. let's take a look. chancellor knows it's coming. gronk knows it's coming. i think they got it right. who initiated? who is pushing? who is grabbing? they both were. >> al: yeah. that one? >> al: the officials have taken so much grie

for the department. we put goals down and concepts we could achieve and we wrote these down and we put them in the order of importance for when the funds were available. and not only did we write these down but these were also something we could use to point a pathway for achieving goals. also i want to point out that we realize that it would be pretty bold of us to make a statement about what would happen in 2020 and 2016 and the best example that i can give you for that would be that in 2013 at our last strategic plan we had a goal of 27% bio use of renewable. the saw in these plans and also what we looked at new plans that we could be prepared for in this project.wwe said let's set up a plan to be a, bold and b, agile and with that we contacted the meister and i will bring julie up to talk about what the meister's plan was as far as our effort. >> thank you donnie. hi good afternoon thank you. i am delighted to be here today. iwork with , as danny said, meister consulting group to develop a strategic plan. today i

for the department. we put goals down and concepts we could achieve and we wrote these down and we put them in the order of importance for when the funds were available. and not only did we write these down but these were also something we could use to point a pathway for achieving goals. also i want to point out that we realize that it would be pretty bold of us to make a statement about what would happen in 2020 and 2016 and the best example that i can give you for that would be that in 2013 at our last strategic plan we had a goal of 27% bio use of renewable. the saw in these plans and also what we looked at new plans that we could be prepared for in this project.wwe said let's set up a plan to be a, bold and b, agile and with that we contacted the meister and i will bring julie up to talk about what the meister's plan was as far as our effort. >> thank you donnie. hi good afternoon thank you. i am delighted to be here today. iwork with , as danny said, meister consulting group to develop a strategic plan. today i

penalty half the distance to the goal. no first down. >> al: to the 1 yard line. >> cris: we'll see if the play call changes. legarrette blount, looked like he was going to fly over that pile. chancellor got him. here they come. they're going to make the shift to the bigs here. bring in the fullback, james develin. bring in an extra offensive lineman, cameron fleming. probably will put everything on legarrette blount here. watch out for kam chancellor off of the edge. >> al: gronkowski, lines up as the fullback. here comes develin. and gronk splits out. >> cris: will go to gronkowski here. >> al: and all kinds of action in the end zone. they look for a flag. they see none. and seattle's going to win it. what a finish. >> cris: there was a lot of contact and no call. and you're not going to change any minds at this point. let's take a look. chancellor knows it's coming. gronk knows it's coming. i think they got it right. who initiated? who is pushing? who is grabbing? they both were. that one? >> al: the officials have taken

penalty half the distance to the goal. no first down. >> al: to the 1 yard line. >> cris: we'll see if the play call changes. legarrette blount, looked like he was going to fly over that pile. chancellor got him. here they come. they're going to make the shift to the bigs here. bring in the fullback, james develin. bring in an extra offensive lineman, cameron fleming. probably will put everything on legarrette blount here. watch out for kam chancellor off of the edge. >> al: gronkowski, lines up as the fullback. here comes develin. and gronk splits out. >> cris: will go to gronkowski here. >> al: and all kinds of action in the end zone. they look for a flag. and seattle's going to win it. what a finish. >> cris: there was a lot of contact and no call. and you're not going to change any minds at this point. let's take a look. chancellor knows it's coming. gronk knows it's coming. i think they got it right. who initiated? who is pushing? who is grabbing? they both were. >> al: yeah. that one? >> al: the officials have taken s

penalty half the distance to the goal. doirst down. >> al: to the 1 yard line. >> cris: we'll see if the play call changes. legarrette blount, looked like he was going to fly over that pile. chancellor got him. here they come. they're going to make the shift to the bigs here. bring in the fullback, james develin. bring in an extra offensive lineman, cameron fleming. probably will put everything on legarrette blount here. watch out for kam chancellor off of the edge. >> al: gronkowski, lines up as the fullback. here comes develin. and gronk splits out. >> cris: will go to gronkowski here. >> al: and all kinds of action in the end zone. they look for a flag. they see none. changed with the coverage. and seattle's going to win it. what a finish. >> cris: there was a lot of contact and no call. and you're not going to change any minds at this point. let's take a look. chancellor knows it's coming. gronk knows it's coming. i think they got it right. who nicinitiated? who is pushing? who is grabbing? they both were. >> al: yeah.

for the department. we put goals down and concepts we could achieve and we wrote these down and we put them in the order of importance for when the funds were available. and not only did we write these down but these were also something we could use to point a pathway for achieving goals. also i want to point out that we realize that it would be pretty bold of us to make a statement about what would happen in 2020 and 2016 and the best example that i can give you for that would be that in 2013 at our last strategic plan we had a goal of 27% bio use of renewable. the saw in these plans and also what we looked at new plans that we could be prepared for in this project.wwe said let's set up a plan to be a, bold and b, agile and with that we contacted the meister and i will bring julie up to talk about what the meister's plan was as far as our effort. >> thank you donnie. hi good afternoon thank you. i am delighted to be here today. iwork with , as danny said, meister consulting group to develop a strategic plan. today i

penalty half the distance to the goal. no further doirst down. >> al: to the 1 yard line. >> cris: we'll see if the play call changes. legarrette blount, looked like he was going to fly over that pile. chancellor got him. here they come. they're going to make the shift to the bigs here. bring in the fullback, james develin. bring in an extra offensive lineman, cameron fleming. probably will put everything on legarrette blount here. watch out for kam chancellor off of the edge. >> al: gronkowski, lines up as the fullback. here comes develin. and gronk splits out. >> cris: will go to gronkowski here. >> al: and all kinds of action they look for a flag. they see none. changed with the coverage. and seattle's going to win it. what a finish. >> cris: there was a lot of contact and no call. and you're not going to change any minds at this point. let's take a look. chancellor knows it's coming. gronk knows it's coming. i think they got it right. who is pushing? who is grabbing? they both were. >> al: yeah. >> cris: could you diffe

financial officer an environmental goals among others and the city has articulated a goal to contribution the electrical supply to one hundred green house gas emissions by 2030 and cleanpowersf is the means by which the city can really take action on that goal. >> more drarlg so that's going to be central to the growth plan and the gather source plan we do this year and every year going forward as market conditions change and the demand changes as well. >> okay. great. >> okay. so the development experience of other cpa's a number of slides summarizing the information on other counties have approached this the rates for the default electricity and the content of the portfolios the build out and compliery building and the approach to securing the financial supplies first how have the operating cacs been to program growth is this bicycle chart i'll walk you through how to read this chart fairly data rich this bubble chart is the growth and relative in megawatts the cac program is identified on the list and the year on the y axis they represent a phase of the program with the first bubble wi

longest field goal history. this is 62. the longest overtime game-winning field goal in league history. hit hard. it is wide left. and no good. and now, kansas city will get the ball at the 48 yard line, of the broncos, and they're only a first down or so awa time-outs and 1:03 left. >> cris: wow. this decision, so interesting. this kick is just hooked too hard. may have had a shot at it and had been nailed straight. now, you're giving them the ball on your side of the 50. gutsy move. field can get a first down. 54 yards made at houston. that means, get a first down to get in that field goal range. the weather is getting cool. here we go. up to the ten. 53 seconds remaining in the overtime period. west is the back down free play for smith. he gets wide-open. he ran it down to the 42 yard line. you're right. wide-open down the boundary. he just didn't see it. >> referee: 94 defense. five-yard penalty. >> cris: couldn't tell if he was over the line of scrimmage or not. there was somebody just streaking down the boundary by touchd

longest field goal history. this is 62. the longest overtime game-winning field goal in league history. hit hard. it is wide left. and no good. and now, kansas city will get the ball at the 48 yard line, of the broncos, and they're only a first down o a winning this game, with no time-outs and 1:03 left. >> cris: wow. this decision, so interesting. this kick is just hooked too hard. may have had a shot at it and had been nailed straight. now, you're giving them the ball on your side of the 50. gutsy move. field can get a first down. 54 yards made at houston. that means, get a first down to get in that field goal range. the weather is getting cool. here we go. up to the ten. 53 seconds remaining in the overtime period. west is the back down free play for smith. he gets wide-open. he ran it down to the 42 yard line. you're right. >> cris: oh, man. he had somebody running wide-open down the boundary. he just didn't see it. >> referee: 94 defense. five-yard penalty. >> cris: couldn't tell if he was over the line of scrimmage or not

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last field goal, the only field goal it into the back of his line. he has to get it up in the back of the air. >> steve: 48-yard field goal attempt. chris blewitt, the senior. >> brian: dabo got the time-out that time. >> steve: prior to halftime, he tried to get a time-out. and blewitt had it block md hech banged it off his own offensive lineman. >> brian: in this situation, you just got to trust it. and will this kiss pay off for pat narduzzi? >> steve: you said you loved that coaching. >> brian: i do love it. probably saying, i'm going to need you later. if we're going to do this, i need you to get your head in the swing and lecht it rip. >> steve: pat quirin, the long snapper. ryan winslow to hold it for chris blewitt to try to knock out number two at clemson. all the way and good! >> steve: with six seconds left and it is stunned disbelief inside death valley. >> brian: you want to talk about the nerves on a kicker. not only did he kick that earlier, he missed an extra point in this game and pat narduzzi put his arm around him and gives him a ki

penalty half the distance to the goal. no first down. >> al: to the 1 yard line. >> cris: we'll see if the play call changes. legarrette blount, looked like he was going to fly over that pile. chancellor got him. here they come. they're going to make the shift to the bigs here. bring in the fullback, james develin. bring in an exof lineman, cameron fleming. probably will put everything on legarrette blount here. watch out for kam chancellor off of the edge. >> al: gronkowski, lines up as the fullback. here comes develin. and gronk splits out. >> cris: will go to gronkowski here. >> al: and all kinds of action changed with the coverage. and seattle's going to win it. what a finish. >> cris: there was a lot of contact and no call. and you're not going to change any minds at this point. let's take a look. chancellor knows it's coming. gronk knows it's coming. i think they got it right. who initiated? who is pushing? who is grabbing? they both were. >> al: yeah. >> cris: could you differentiate that one? >> al: the officials ha

longest field goal history. this is 62. the goal in league history. hit hard. it is wide left. and no good. and now, kansas city will get the ball at the 48 yard line, of the broncos, and they're only a first down or so away from winning this game, with no time-outs and 1:03 left. >> cris: wow. this decision, so interesting. this kick is just hooked too hard. may have had a shot at it and had been nailed straight. now, you're giving them the ball on your side of the 50. gutsy move. >> mike: cairo santos hopes his field can get a first down. 54 yards made at houston. that means, get a first down to get in that field goal range. the weather is getting cool. here we go. up to the ten. 53 seconds remaining in the overtime period. west is the back down free play for smith. he gets wide-open. he ran it down to the 42 yard line. you're right. >> cris: oh, man. he had somebody running wide-open down the boundary. he just didn't see it. >> referee: 94 defense. five-yard penalty. >> cris: couldn't tell if he was over the line of scrimmag

last field goal, the only field goal it into the back of his line. he has to get it up in the back of the air. >> steve: 48-yard field goal attempt. chris blewitt, the senior. >> brian: dabo got the time-out that time. >> steve: prior to halftime, he tried to get a time-out. and blewitt had it block md hech banged it off his own offensive lineman. half. >> brian: in this situation, you just got to trust it. and will this kiss pay off for pat narduzzi? >> steve: you said you loved that coaching. >> brian: i do love it. probably saying, i'm going to need you later. if we're going to do this, i need you to get your head swing and lecht it rip. >> steve: pat quirin, the long snapper. ryan winslow to hold it for chris blewitt to try to knock out number two at clemson. all the way and good! >> steve: with six seconds left and it is stunned disbelief inside death valley. >> brian: you want to talk about the nerves on a kicker. not only did he kick that earlier, he missed an extra point in this game and pat narduzzi put his arm around him and gives him a kis

you see the field goal target line. across the line, it's orndoff, they are in field goal range out to the 33. >> brian: plenty of time here to >> steve: peterman throwing again. again, it's orndoff about the 30 yard line. >> steve: if you are periterman you would louf to make it a feasible field goal attempt. >> steve: sideline, dangerous pass, looking for weah. ryan carter came home for the smack. that's a dangerous play. >> brian: great play by carter. it the peterman. i like the throw out there. but doesn't hurt him, right? incomplete pass, stops the clock. >> steve: third and six. it's a 48-yard field goal from here. brk you have to keep your eye on the play clock here. only ten seconds. you cannot have a penalty here. peterman who has thrown across his body. incomplete. could not hook up with dontez ford. >> brian: that's crunch time. crunch time blitz from venables, and incompletion and it's going to force a longer field goal attempt. the last field goal, the only field goal h it into the back of his line. he has

the last field goal, the only field goal he attempts, he hit it into the back of his line. he has to get it up in the back of the air. >> steve: 48-yard field goal attempt. chris blewitt, the senior. >> brian: dabo got the time-out that time. >> steve: prior to halftime, he banged it off his own offensive lineman. this was the scene prior to the half. >> brian: i >> brian: in this situation, you just got to trust it. and will this kiss pay off for pat narduzzi? >> steve: you said you loved that coaching. >> brian: i do love probably saying, i'm going to need you later. if we're going to do this, i need you to get your head in the game, trust your leg and your swing and lecht it rip. >> steve: pat quirin, the long snapper. ryan winslow to hold it for chris blewitt to try to knock out number two at clemson. blewitt got it blewitt got it! >> brian: wow. >> steve: with six seconds left and it is stunned disbelief inside death valley. >> brian: you want to talk about the nerves on a kicker. not only not only did he kick that earlier, he missed an extra narduzzi put his arm aroun

watch the clock here in overtime. 5:30 left. if kansas city scores a field goal, it's not going to be enough time left to break the tie. >> cris: i don't want two ties, though. they're starting to show the jet scheme now. using tyreek hill, as a ?ih diversion coming across. sooner or later, see if they give it to him. >> mike: davis has the advantage now. and stewart tags him after the gain of a yard. five minutes left in o.t. >> cris: the play is so good. daryon stewart came to make that seen all night long. >> mike: three receivers. spencer ware over there. and kelce to the top. smith, trying to throw it underneath. have we heard a whistle yet? incomplete pass? that will be third down. von miller may have hit the arm. >> cris: the arm was going forward. wade phillips has adjusted, as well. they're bringing kelce to the o one side. and they shifted him down here to the three receiver side. and they've left one-on-one, with demetrius harris on the other side. >> mike: the chiefs taking time-out, with 4:39. >> referee: time-out, kansas city. 30-second time-out. >>

penalty half the distance to the goal. no first down. >> al: to the 1 yard line. >> cris: we'll see if the play call changes. legarrette blount, looked like he was going to fly over that pile. chancellor got him. here they come. they're going to make the shift to the bigs here. bring in the fullback, james develin. bring in an extra offensive lineman, cameron fleming. probably will put everything on legarrette blount here. watch out for kam chancellor off of the edge. >> al: gronkowski, lines up as the fullback. here comes develin. and gronk splits out. >> cris: will go to gronkowski here. >> al: and all kinds of action in the end zone. they look for a flag. they see none. and seattle's going to win it. what a finish. >> cris: there was a lot of contact and no call. and you're not going to change any minds at this point. let's take a look. chancellor knows it's coming. gronk knows it's coming. i think they got it right. who initiated? who is pushing? who is grabbing? >> cris: could you differentiate that one? >> al: the off

financial officer an environmental goals among others and the city has articulated a goal to contribution the electrical supply to one hundred green house gas emissions by 2030 and cleanpowersf is the means by which the city can really take action on that goal. >> more drarlg so that's going to be central to the growth plan and the gather source plan we do this year and every year going forward as market conditions change and the demand changes as well. >> okay. great. >> okay. so the development experience of other cpa's a number of slides summarizing the information on other counties have approached this the rates for the default electricity and the content of the portfolios the build out and compliery building and the approach to securing the financial supplies first how have the operating cacs been to program growth is this bicycle chart i'll walk you through how to read this chart fairly data rich this bubble chart is the growth and relative in megawatts the cac program is identified on the list and the year on the y axis they represent a phase of the program with the first bubble wi

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you see the field goal target line. the line, it's orndoff, they are in field goal range out to the 33. >> brian: plenty of time here to run another play with conner. >> steve: peterman throwing again. again, it's orndoff about the 30 yard line. >> steve: if you are periterman you would louf to make it a feasible field goal attempt. >> steve: sideline, dangerous pass, looking for weah. ryan carter came home for the smack. that's a dangerous play. >> brian: great play by carter. it floated just a little bit of the peterman. i like the throw out there. but doesn't hurt him, right? incomplete pass, stops the clock. >> steve: third and six. it's a 48-yard field goal from here. brk you have to keep your eye on the play clock here. only ten seconds. you cannot have a penalty here. >> steve: third down and six. peterman who has thrown across his body. incomplete. could not hook up with dontez ford. >> brian: that's crunch time. crunch time blitz from venables, and incompletion and it's going to force a longer field goal attemp

you see the field goal target line. across the line, it's orndoff, they are in field goal range out to the 33. >> brian: plenty of time here to >> steve: peterman throwing again. again, it's orndoff about the 30 yard line. >> steve: if you are perterman, you would louf to make it a feasible field goal attempt. >> steve: sideline, dangerous pass, looking for weah. ryan carter came home for the smack. that's a dangerous play. >> brian: great play by carter. it floated just a little bit of the peterman. i like the throw out there. but doesn't hurt him, right? incomplete pass, stops the clock. >> steve: third and six. it's a 48-yard field goal from here. brk you have to keep your eye on the play clock here. you cannot have a penalty here. >> steve: third down and six. peterman who has thrown across his body. incomplete. could not hook up with dontez ford. >> brian: that's crunch time. crunch time blitz from venables, and incompletion and it's going to force a longer field goal attempt. the last field field goal he attempts,

the war in vietnam. you can help take that goal. message toe, send a those of whom we are negotiating and to the leaders of the world, that you back the president of the united states as he insists that we seek peace with honor and never peace with surrender. will not go into other issues tonight, except to say simply that as we achieve our goal of peace, we will open the door to enormous progress in so many other fields. it means that we can have full employment. employment without having inflation or war. we haven't had since president eisenhower was president 15 years ago. it means we can have progress on the many programs i have advocated for better education and health. better transportation, housing and environments for all the american people. it means that we can move forward towards our goal of more opportunity. american,y for every regardless of his background. to have a chance to go as high as his talents will take him. all of these are great goals. we have made an beginning and you can help us continue towards those goals

you see the field goal target line. across the line, it's orndoff, they are in field goal range out to the 33. >> brian: plenty of time here to >> steve: peterman throwing again. again, it's orndoff about the 30 yard line. >> steve: if you are periterman you would louf to make it a feasible field goal attempt. >> steve: sideline, dangerous pass, looking for weah. ryan carter came home for the the peterman. i like the throw out there. but doesn't hurt him, right? incomplete pass, stops the clock. >> steve: third and six. it's a 48-yard field goal from here. brk you have to keep your eye on the play clock here. only ten seconds. >> steve: third down and six. peterman who has thrown across his body. incomplete. could not hook up with dontez ford. >> brian: that's crunch time. crunch time blitz from venables, and incompletion and it's going to force a longer field goal attempt. the last field goal, the only it into the back of his line. he has to get it up in the back of the air. >> steve: 48-yard field goal attempt. chris b

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the 25 yard line. your at altitude. a chance far long field goal here. but reasonably, with two time-outs, you have to get somewhere near the 35 yard line. to get a crack at it maybe the 40 yard line to try a 58-yard field goal. you would have to cover about 35 yards in 12 seconds with 2 time-outs. denver is not going to think about using the time-outs. they take this to overtime. >> cris: you're at home. all you need to do is throw it to eric berry and let him get a touchdown. >> mike: that's how the first match-up between these two teams ended. you thought it was over. and the defense scores. changed the game. >> cris: was that in honor of john madden? >> mike: of course it was. >> cris: i do that every once in a while. >> mike: talk about a tremendous night for these two stud pass houston was held in check in the second half. and allowed denver to get rhythm and success on the offensive end. >> cris: you have to wonder how healthy he is. he went out for a time. maybe the shoulder is hurting. for him to come back this soon. >> referee: we will begin the

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the cu defense were special tonight holding the utes to mostly field goals and forcing turnovers! fumble returned for a touchdown here made it 27-16. the buffs forced four tedrick thompson had a pair of interceptions including this one in the fourth quarter. the buffs win it 27-22. cu will take on washington next friday in the pac-12 title game at levi's stadium! the same site the broncos won the super bowl. >> it felt great to win. it's a team deal and we're happy to go from last to best. >> we rose up to the challenge. we've got a great defense. we're not done yet. back to work tomorrow but it was a great win and can't be more proud of my am to the end. we just kept punching. we kept swinging. and in the end we became victorious. >> more reaction from the folsom field later tonight during saturday sports extra. >> see you then. >>> right now a weather system is bringing heavy rain to california and that storm is headed our way. meteorologist dave aguilera is in colorado's weather center. what can we expect from this one? >> big snow for the mountains and a little spit of rain mix

. >>> andre blake wins the goal keeper of the year award. he had six shutouts this season. last year it took them until december 26th, lesean holmes had a bucket late and the sixers got win number two and tonight they visit the minnesota timberwolves, joel embiid is

the 25 yard line. your at altitude. a chance far long field goal here. but reasonably, with two time-outs, you have to get somewhere near the 35 yard line. to get a crack at it. maybe the 40 yard line to try a 58-yarel you would have to cover about 35 yards in 12 seconds with 2 time-outs. denver is not going to think about using the time-outs. they take this to overtime. >> cris: you're at home. that's probably the right choice. to eric berry and let him get a touchdown. >> mike: that's how the first match-up between these two teams ended. you thought it was over. and the defense scores. changed the game. >> cris: was that in honor of john madden? >> mike: of course it was. >> cris: i do that every once in a while. >> mike: talk about a tremendous night for these two stud pass rushers off of the edge. houston was held in check in the second half. and allowed denver to get rhythm and success on the offensive end. >> cris: you have to wonder how healthy he is. he went out for a time. maybe the shoulder is hurting. for him to come back this soon. >> referee:

you see the field goal target line. across the line, it's orndoff, they are in field goal range out to the 33. >> brian: plenty of time here to >> steve: peterman throwing again. again, it's orndoff about the 30 yard line. >> steve: if you are periterman you would louf to make it a feasible field goal attempt. >> steve: sideline, dangerous pass, looking for weah. ryan carter came home for the smack. that's a dangerous play. >> brian: great play by carter. it floated the peterman. i like the throw out there. but doesn't hurt him, right? incomplete pass, stops the clock. >> steve: third and six. it's a 48-yard field goal from here. brk you have to keep your eye on the play clock here. only ten seconds. you cannot have a penalty here. peterman who has thrown across his body. incomplete. could not hook up with dontez ford. >> brian: that's crunch time. crunch time blitz from venables, and incompletion and it's going to force a longer field goal attempt. the last field goal, the only field goal he attempts, h it into the back