Justin Tucker is Legatron

[beevomav]

Justin Tucker kicked 5 field goals tonight, including a 61 yarder to win the game, for the Ravens. Detroit has Megatron and now Baltimore has Legatron.

Update: Tucker also became the first kicker in NFL history to make a field goal in the 20-30-40-50 and 60 yard range in one game.

He even had Joe Flaco do his Horns Up..

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[Embrey]

You better copyright that one if it hasn't been already.

 

[beevomav]

You better copyright that one if it hasn't been already.

Not mine..I read it on Twitter..Tucker has now made 33 in a row this season with no misses. What a weapon. Ask Agie?

 

[Juan]

I snagged this from elsewhere - so great

And here is his Dr. Pepper commercial Dr Pepper /1 Fan: Justin Tucker - YouTube

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[Hanging Brain]

Dude is complete money!

 

[Juan]

One more

Here he gives a shout out to his fantasy team owners - one of the better post-game field interviews (ever IMO)

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[LongviewLobo01]

I love Tucker, but he probably just cost me $1500 in fantasy. So I'm far from a fan of his this morning. Have him in 3 leagues and the one league I don't have him in he pounds me.

 

[Juan]

I guess everyone already knows this --

The year Justin came out he went undrafted.

And, of course, the Texans burned a 5th round pick on the chubby aggy kicker that same year.

*sigh*

From Randy Bullock's wiki page

..... However, in week 2 against the Titans, he missed three field goals (from 50,50, and 46 yards). In Week 9 against the Indianapolis Colts, he missed three field goals, including a 55-yard attempt in the final seconds of the game; the Texans lost 27-24. After the game against the Colts, Bullock became the first NFL kicker since 1985 to have a field goal percentage less than 62 percent with at least 20 attempts.

 

[UTK66]

I was watching the post game last night when Harbaugh said he asked Tuck on the sideline about making the kick. Said Tuck looked at him and just said "I got it".

 

[beevomav]

Tucker is greatness and on the same weekend that Jamal Charles becomes the first running back to every score on four touchdown passes and one running score. Longhorns be representing..big time

 

[HornEsch]

Between Tucker and Dawson, Texas has represented well in the kicking game.

I really did not care to watch the game last night, but had it on in the background while I was working on other things. I kept noticing that Tucker would be called up to kick a FG, so I would watch. By the end of the half I stopped what I was doing to watch the game. I have never in my life considered watching a football game just because of a kicker! That was an amazing show he put on.

 

[Marian Hinton]

I think it was actually SIX!

I read that Harbaugh asked him if they should go for it on 4th and 10 and Tucker told him no; in fact, he pretty much "made" him go for the field goal instead.

Who knew that this kid would be as amazing as he is.

 

[Juan]

A few more things flying around about Justin --

Raven's Kicker Justin Tucker -- I'm God's Gift to Fantasy Football | TMZ.com

Justin Tucker is the first player in NFL history to kick field goals within 20, 30, 40, 50, and 60 yards in a single game. • Speaks 5 languages

In 2012 #Ravens signed Rookie FA K. Justin Tucker to a 3-yr,$1.44M contract with minimum base salaries and NO signing bonus

@TheSportionary : Tuckered (Tuck-erd) Verb. Did the impossible. (Example: Took my final drunk and high, got an A. I tuckered that baby. Origin: Justin Tucker)

Some funny edits to Justin Tucker's Wikipedia page last night:

 

[63_Texas_1]

Does anyone have a picture of the a&m scoreboard where he kicked the winning field goal?

 

[Juan]

this one?

 

[63_Texas_1]

Juan Grande, thanks!

 

[Juan]

— Twitter API (@twitterapi) November 7, 2011

 

[Juan]

— Twitter API (@twitterapi) November 7, 2011

 

[Juan]