Matt Bryant wins monthly award

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JANUARY 02, 2008

Kicker Matt Bryant today was named NFC special teams player of the month by the NFL.

Why? Well, how about Bryant's 10-of-11 field-goal kicking with a long of 49 yards while converting all 12 extra-point attempts.

Bryant had a career-high 28 field goals and finished with 118 points during the regular season.

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