The Cleveland Browns won their tenth game of the season on Sunday night, defeating the New York Giants 20-6. Despite the promising win, many supporters were disappointed with Browns kicker Cody Parkey's performance, as he missed an extra point try from over 50 yards out. This was Parkey's first miss of the season and the third straight week that he had been put in a position to attempt an extra point. Parkey has been one of the most reliable kickers in football over the past few seasons, but this year is different. He is 0 for 3 on field goals and 1 for 2 on extra point attempts. Both misses have come in critical situations, with one coming down to reach the mark for victory and the other with just four seconds left on the clock. In fact, both misses have come from long range, with Parkey missing kicks from 51 and 56 yards out. It's his longest miss of the season and enough distance to hit even the upright on the goal post. The last time he missed two field goals of more than 40 yards apart was in 2013 when he also failed at 53 and 68 yards out. That year, he made all 120 attempts he took during the regular season. This year's version of the Browns is very different from the team that played in the 1999 NFL Draft. Back then, they had three first-round picks in Phil Dawson, Kenny Jackson, and Courtney Brown.