Panthers attempt NFL's first 'fair catch kick' since 2013 — Dean Blandino explains what happened

Name: Panthers attempt NFL's first 'fair catch kick' since 2013 — Dean Blandino explains what happened
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Description: The Carolina Panthers broke out an obscure rule on Sunday in London against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, executing the NFL's first "fair catch kick" since 2013. Former head of officiating Dean Blandino explains the rule and what happened for Carolina.

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The Carolina Panthers broke out an obscure rule on Sunday in London against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, executing the NFL's first "fair catch kick" since 2013. Former head of officiating Dean Blandino explains the rule and what happened for Carolina.

OCTOBER 13, 2019・National Football League・1:06

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Carolina Panthers

Dean Blandino

Panthers attempt NFL's first 'fair catch kick' since 2013 — Dean Blandino explains what happened

The Carolina Panthers broke out an obscure rule on Sunday in London against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, executing the NFL's first "fair catch kick" since 2013. Former head of officiating Dean Blandino explains the rule and what happened for Carolina.

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