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against the browns on week 17 of the 2009 season, seabass drilled a 61 yarder, the 4th longest in NFL history. earlier in his career janikowski attempted a 64 yarder (which would have been the nfl record), but he hit it off the upright, the kick was long enough though. It has been rumored that he can hit 75 yarders in practice in Denver.
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