Mike Hollis was the Jags' kicker during the glory years from 1996 to 1999 and converted 175 field goals. He describes what it might have been like for Riley Patterson at the end of the Chargers game last week.
– You are on the field. Clock is about to expire. Game is on the line. Championship play is on the line. Post season play depends on you. Riley Patterson’s heart had to be beating out of his chest during last Saturday’s game.
Mike Hollis was the first kicker for the Jags. He wore the Jags Jersey during the glory years 1996 to 1999. Converted 175 field goals. Championship visits in 1996 and 1999. News4JAX anchor, Bruce Hamilton spoke with Hollis, “Give me an idea what it might have been like for that 23 year old Riley Patterson?”
Hollis said, “You know, the thing with those kind of kicks is you really have to know things don’t change much. You ‘re mechanics are the same regardless of the situation, regardless of the consequences of the kick. Just kick the ball, like you’ve done day in and day out prior to that. It’s a mental thing.”“You have to do your best by dumbing down the who process and ignoring everything going on just like you would any kick,” Hollis said.Hollis said, “They are all important.
This former Jaguars kicker says the team can’t play cardiac cats against Patrick Mahomes and his Kansas City Chiefs teammates. To win and make it to the next round and hopefully the Super Bowl they’ll have to play four consistent rounds of football.
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