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1. Screwing up 3 times in a row without any good reason.

2. Screwed up so bad it costed them the game.

2009 Post Season game - New York Jets VS San Diego Chargers, where the Chargers Pro-Bowl kicker Nate Kaeding missed 3 field goals that ended the 11 win streak and advancement.
The soccer game ended today by the goalie tripping over his own balls and kaeding the playoff.
kaeding by swjadesfire January 25, 2010

Nate Kaeding 

The worst kicker in NFL's playoff history
Missing 3 FG in a divisional playoff home game!!!!!
Damn I just forgot Nate Kaeding is kicking, then is all normal
Nate Kaeding by diesss January 18, 2010

nate kaeding 

verb.
named after sand diego place kicker Nate Kaeding, it is

1.the act of choking in a high pressure situation.

2. succeeding all year then failing at the end
The hockey player nate kaeding ed when he missed the penalty shot
nate kaeding by billy8 January 6, 2011

You gotta be Kaeding me! 

Expression used by Chargers fans whenever Nate Kaeding misses a field goal in the playoffs.
Nate Kaeding just missed another one...

Chargers fan: You gotta be Kaeding me!
That 30 year old's at Chuck-E Cheese? He's so kadined
kadined by An Allen Production June 30, 2009

Nate Kaeding 

An unreliable football player esp. Kickers
Did you see Nate Kaeding miss those field goals against the Jets Late night.

Saints Fan: I'm glad Garrett Hartley didn't mis in OT.
Vikings Fan: Wow... I wish he was Nate Kaeding?
Nate Kaeding by Jets in SB XLV January 26, 2010
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