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- noun Plural form of
placekicker .
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Examples
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A glance at the other placekickers voted in the top five of the 2000s by USA TODAY:
Best decade ever by a kicker? Adam Vinatieri ruled the 2000s 2010
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Voting in USA TODAY's balloting for All-Decade placekickers:
Best decade ever by a kicker? Adam Vinatieri ruled the 2000s 2010
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Considering their limited number of snaps, placekickers tend to have a disproportionate amount of influence on the outcome of games.
How Folk Makes Sweet Music Scott Cacciola 2010
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Jackie Groza, 81, was the widow of perhaps football's most revered placekickers.
Daily Goodbye 2010
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Extra points are almost automatic for NFL placekickers.
The fate of the Redskins LaVar Arrington 2010
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In his wake will be the burst bubble of American interest in a sport we'll never accept, with all the pundits talking about our "irrational exuberance" for a guy who essentially does the job of the least-respected athletes in normal American sports, placekickers.
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By the late 1970s, foreign-born placekickers were the norm in the NFL, and the soccer-style technique, which involves kicking the ball with the instep instead of the toes, became the U.S. standard.
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One of the premier placekickers in the country, who not only excelled on field goals from long distances, but also on kickoffs ...
USATODAY.com 2005
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One of the nation's best placekickers, Nugent handled all the kickoff and place-kicking duties for the Buckeyes.
USATODAY.com 2005
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Relievers are like hockey goalies and football placekickers, capable of flourishing and failing in pressure situations.
USATODAY.com - Astros relievers: Taxing losses, yes, but no write-offs 2005
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