Matt McCrane, who finished his Kansas State Wildcats football career as the team’s all-time leader in field goals made (57), field goal percentage (86.4), and extra point percentage (99.3), made a splashy regular season debut in his NFL career on Sunday, Sept. 30, making a game-winning field goal in the Oakland Raiders’ (1-3) 45-42 overtime victory over the Cleveland Browns (1-2-1).
With less than two minutes remaining in overtime, McCrane booted a 29-yard field goal from slightly left of center, giving the Raiders their first victory of the year.
Matt McCrane drills 29-yard game winner to cap off dramatic comeback for Oakland
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It was McCrane’s third made field goal of the game; he also made kicks of 29 and 44 yards, both in the fourth quarter.