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Austin Seibert does not even search out a football field to practice field goals anymore. Instead, he and his wife and their daughter go to a lot by their house so Seibert can kick at a pine tree. Some 25 to 30 kicks three times a week helped prepare Seibert for his latest chance in the NFL. He made all seven of his field-goal attempts in his first game with the Washington Commanders to provide all their points in a buzzer-beating Week 2 win. It was a perfect first impression for the 27-year-old kicker who has bounced around the league since 2019.
