One of them was a 55 yard attempt , that with most kickers is honestly not a super high percentage attempt . We are spoiled by Bailey a lot of times . The other one should have been made , to be fair . But that wouldnt have given them the lead <| sep |> You ' re absolutely correct that some physicians are too eager to blame physical pain on mental health conditions when the first couple of tests come out negative . I had a terrible rash for nearly a year and I ' d had extensive allergy tests , blood tests , tried every type of cream , checked relentlessly and obsessively for any signs of bedbugs , underwent treatment for scabies just in case , even though my boyfriend wasn ' t itchy , stopped wearing anything but natural fibers , and nothing was helping . Sometimes it would go away on one spot , then show up somewhere else . The itching was so bad I was scratching myself ' til I bled , even in my sleep when I could sleep . I finally got a dermatologist appointment , and the first thing she suggested after I shared my history was an antipsychotic drug . She thought the itching was from stress , even though I hadn ' t had anything extrastressful happen lately , and I didn ' t feel particularly stressed out . She still did a biopsy though , and I bought the antipsychotic meds since they were cheap , but I didn ' t take any . Well , when the biopsy results came back , lo and behold it showed my skin was reacting to something physical . She said the results were consistent with a drug eruption , and even though the only drugs I was on were my thyroid pills been on them for 6 years and birth control been on them for 3 years and it seemed really unlikely that I ' d all of a sudden have a reaction to drugs I ' d been on for years , I did try going off the BC for a month . But it didn ' t help . And like hell I was going off my thyroid pills , because I need to be able to do things like get up for work , and stay awake while driving there , and stay awake while working , and not sleep 18 hours a day , etc . Coincidentally , about a month after I went back on my birth control after going off it didn ' t help , I moved from my apartment into a house . And a few weeks later , the rash had gradually disappeared . I talked to my regular doctor about it , and asked if it was possible I was reacting to something in the apartment , what they cleaned the carpet with , or the chemicals the exterminator used , and it could look like a drug eruption ? And she said it was possible , so I think that ' s what happened . I ' m just glad I never took the unnecessary antipsychotic meds , and I ' ll never take not being itchy for granted again .