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Bill Belichick has adapted to Tom Maginness, his first rugby-style punter


The ball left ’ foot on his rugby-style punt on a rainy night in Charlotte after a three-and-out deep in UNC territory, soaring 55 yards. It was the kind of punt loves. A play that flips the field and makes it easier for his defense. Belichick has built a strong special teams identity, and that includes his punter from Melbourne, Australia. (Tar Heel Tribune)

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Bill Belichick has adapted to Tom Maginness, his first rugby-style punter