
If you relish the obscure, the rare, and the unusual in sports, Thursday evening was for you.
As time expired in the first half of their game against the Denver Broncos on Thursday, the Los Angeles Chargers accomplished something that hadn't been done in the NFL since 1976. After his team drew a kick-catch interference penalty on a fair catch, Chargers kicker Cameron Dicker drilled a 57-yard fair catch kick to trim the Broncos' lead to 21–13.