And it’s that kind of history that both Myers and Seattle coach Pete Carroll lean on when the inevitable misses happen — no kicker, they know, is going to make them all.

The Rams complied with NFL’s 53-man roster deadline Tuesday, leaving themselves with just two quarterbacks — Matthew Stafford and rookie Stetson Bennett — no kicker, and a defense with some surprising trims.

According to the Elias Sports Bureau, no kicker had ever missed four extra points in a game since they first began tracked for kickers in 1932.

Before Maher’s meltdown, no kicker had ever missed three PATs in a postseason game.

In fact, as of Thursday night, the Patriots had no kicker on their roster at all.