We also need to give a little leeway to Narvy because of his short span of time working with his holder and kicker. He has the leg to do it, and as evey kicker before him will tell you, it takes time to catch on to the swirling winds that you see so often around the Green Bay end zones. If anyone can attest to it, that would be Crosby.
He's stated that in pregame, while kicking in practice, he realizes that the ball will move from either left to right, or right to left. But, that it can change regularly.
Nothing pointed it out more to him than the fact he was positive that what would have been the FG to tie the Cardinals in the playoffs was "positively" going to fall off right to left, so he planted and kicked it to go just inside the right upright. But, Mother Nature had changed things, and that swirling wind lifted the ball to the right, and it sailed to the right, as a missed kick.
Before this season is over, there's a good chance Narvy will have kicked one close to 60 yards. By the way, I think the record is 58 yards, but didn't look it up.