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3. Kicking kraziness: Two weeks later in Cincinnati saw one of the most bizarre game-ending sequences in NFL history.

With the score tied at 22, Crosby lined up for a 36-yard field goal with just over two minutes left and missed. Then Bengals K Evan McPherson tried a 57-yarder and missed, leaving 21 seconds on the clock.

In a shades-of-San-Francisco scenario, Rodgers connected with Adams for 20 yards, spiked the ball with three seconds left, and Crosby got another try from the exact same distance as two weeks prior, 51 yards. Except he missed this time.

In overtime, an interception by LB De’Vondre Campbell on the first snap set Crosby up for a third attempt, from 40 yards, and he inexplicably missed again. The Bengals drove the other way to give McPherson another shot, and he missed from 49.

Ultimately, a 15-yard pass to WR Randall Cobb on third-and-16 at the two-minute warning of overtime gave the Packers a challenging decision to make. Go for it on fourth-and-1 to get closer, or send Crosby out for a fourth kick, this one from 49 yards. They chose the latter, and Crosby finally made it.