Roberto Aguayo never missed an extra point in college, which was part of the justification for the Buccaneers trading up to take a kicker in the second round.
He missed his first one as a pro.
Aguayo bounced his first PAT attempt as a pro off the left upright, a rough start for the most decorated kicker in college football last year.
It wasn’t just extra points he was perfect on, he didn’t miss a field goal inside 40 yards, and was 69-of-78 on field goals in three years at Florida State.
That’s why they felt good about making the aggressive move to take a kicker, though they knew there would be criticism of such an outside-the-box deal.
