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buffalo bills Rookie Matt Ariza impressed his first chance to be on the field in an NFL pre-season game against the Indianapolis Colts on Saturday.
The former San Diego State superstar fired an 82-yard kick into the back of the end zone against the Colts. The play was called Bounce but the gambler managed to score 62 yards with a kick from the 18-yard line from the Bills.
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“It was exciting,” he told reporters afterwards. “A new feeling to be there. The stadium is much bigger than the one I was playing in. Just the grateful things went well and what a great way to finish the first game.”
Arraiza also grabbed the ball for striker Tyler Bass to put the match-winning goal through the posts. Buffalo won 27-24.
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“It was amazing,” Ariza added. “Holding the first match, the match winner. Tyler is a great shooting player, so I think he makes us all look good. It’s great to be holding on to such a good shot.”
Ariza tries to secure the kick mission against veteran Matt Hack. Both players received one kick during the match. Huck had 38 yards during his only appearance.
The Selected invoices Araiza In the sixth round of the draft. He was an All-American and Ray Guy Award Winner in 2021. The Ray Guy Award is given to the best gambler in the country.
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