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Broncos’ Matt Prater breaks NFL record with 64-yard field goal

The Broncos’ Matt Prater broke the NFL record for the longest field-goal in an NFL game after recording a 64-yarder Sunday against the Tennessee Titans right before half-time. Prater broke the previous record (63-yards) held by four players (Tom Dempsey, Jason Elam, Sebastian Janikowski and David Akers) that stood for 43 years.

 
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