Cole Kmet of the Chicago Bears had a busy day in London on Sunday, scoring two touchdowns as a tight end while also filling in as an emergency long snapper.
The former Notre Dame player, 25, had one of the most impressive games of his career in the win over the Jaguars at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, and certainly earned his paycheck, helping out in a secondary role.
After an early injury to long snapper Scott Daly that ruled him out of the game, Kmet stepped in as the replacement player.
Kmet scored the first touchdown of the game, so instead of celebrating, he had to step up and snap the extra point himself. Kmet became the first long snapper in NFL history to score two touchdowns in a single game, and he repeated the feat just two drives later, scoring another touchdown and snapping the ball for the PAT.
Cole Kmet dives for his first touchdown of the day in the Bears’ win over the Jags in London
Kmet celebrated one of his two touchdowns by pretending to hit a home run out of the park
Seconds later, Kmet (left) was in his secondary role as the team’s long snapper for the PAT