There’s plenty of action during a game of football that takes place in the air… which is why we can’t believe we don’t see more of this. Utah punter Tom Hackett managed to nail one of the wires that holds up the skycam over the field during one of his kicks. If you watch closely you can see the wire wobble as it’s hit by the ball.
In case you’ve ever wondered what happens when our technological advances get in the way of the game being played, Utah basically got a mulligan.
And they did this with it…
[H/T CBS Sports]

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