Gus Johnson erupts after Jaguars return Kick-Six 109 yards against Cardinals

Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Jamal Agnew has made NFL history. And it came as Matt Prater’s own shot at history fell short.

With time winding down in the 2nd half, the Arizona Cardinals kicker was called upon to kick a 68-yard field goal, which would break his own record of 64 yards set in 2013.

Prater’s field goal, though, was short. But it dropped into the arms of Agnew, who brought it out and ran it back 109 yards for a dramatic kick-6. It’s tied for the longest play in NFL history — in fact, it’s the longest-possible play one can make.

Here’s video of the feat, called on FOX by none other than Gus Johnson as the veteran announcer added yet another memorable moment to his personal highlight reel:

KICK 6 IN JACKSONVILLE (+295)

109 YARDS AGNEW‼️ GUS JOHNSON SOUND UP🔊

Saban is somewhere shaking. pic.twitter.com/eD6Qxc18I0

— PointsBet Sportsbook (@PointsBetUSA) September 26, 2021

The Jaguars are in search of their 1st win of the season and lead the 2-0 Cardinals 13-7 at TIAA Bank Stadium in Jacksonville.

Sydney Hunte

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