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Always good to see a Jackrabbit QB doing well in the NFL. 
This has to be the first since Mike Busch threw 3 TDs for the NY Giants during the 1987 season.
http://www.argusleader.com/sports/Mondayarticle1.shtml
Vinatieri throws for TD
The Associated Press
published: 11/8/2004
Rapid City native adds 4 field goals as New England defeats St. Louis
Adam Vinatieri beat the St. Louis Rams with his leg in the 2002 Super Bowl. This time, he used his leg and his arm.
New England's placekicker hit a season-best four field goals, then threw his first career touchdown pass on a fake to Troy Brown to help the Patriots bounce back from their only loss with a 40-22 victory Sunday in St. Louis.
"You kind of hope to get these guys sleeping a little bit, and we did," said Vinatieri, a Rapid City native. "Troy kind of hid out on the side and we snapped the ball before they noticed him." . . .
Vinatieri licked field goals of 43, 31, 45 and 36 yards - all in the first half. But his best play was his touchdown pass, a perfect spiral to a wide-open Brown in the third quarter. . . .
Go State! ;D
This has to be the first since Mike Busch threw 3 TDs for the NY Giants during the 1987 season. http://www.argusleader.com/sports/Mondayarticle1.shtml
Vinatieri throws for TD
The Associated Press
published: 11/8/2004
Rapid City native adds 4 field goals as New England defeats St. Louis
Adam Vinatieri beat the St. Louis Rams with his leg in the 2002 Super Bowl. This time, he used his leg and his arm.
New England's placekicker hit a season-best four field goals, then threw his first career touchdown pass on a fake to Troy Brown to help the Patriots bounce back from their only loss with a 40-22 victory Sunday in St. Louis.
"You kind of hope to get these guys sleeping a little bit, and we did," said Vinatieri, a Rapid City native. "Troy kind of hid out on the side and we snapped the ball before they noticed him." . . .
Vinatieri licked field goals of 43, 31, 45 and 36 yards - all in the first half. But his best play was his touchdown pass, a perfect spiral to a wide-open Brown in the third quarter. . . .
Go State! ;D