Janikowski misses 65-yard FG; would have won game, broke record

Sebastian Janikowski has wanted for a kick like this all his life: A game-winning field goal that would set the record for longest kick in NFL history. It was his chance to prove his worth to his team, the Oakland Raiders, and show the rest of the league that the team's much-mocked first-round pick on the FSU kicker in the 2000 draft was actually one of the better selections of that year. Quietly, Janikowski is putting together a Hall of Fame career. This could have been the crescendo of his highlight clip. With the Raiders down one point, Janikowski walked onto the turf, stood at midfield and had the game, and history, on his foot. A 65-yard field goal would win the game against the Lions, force a tie in the AFC West and give Janikowski the distinction of having kicked the longest field goal in NFL history. A miss? Janikowski doesn't think about such things. In the end, it wasn't a shank or a pull or a ******, that felled the kick it was the hand of Ndamukong Suh. Fres...