He missed two long field goals, one of which he made originally, but got knocked back 5-yards on a dumb penalty and missed the retry. With Carlson he kept missing kicks the same way and was visibly spooked along with struggling during the preseason. He's doing better now in Oakland, but that's a much lower pressure situation and better for him than being thrown onto a contending team and expecting to be perfect. Drafting Carlson was a dumb move by the front office and Priefer. Bailey has at least been around long enough to weather the storm, so I'm not worried about him at this point, but I'd like for him to perform better.
