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Panthers legend Thomas Davis mentioned on Pivot Podcast that there's only one play he regrets not trusting Luke Kuechly's pre-snap read on. "He (Luke) knew the play was coming and I regret not playing it with him. Luke reacts, he sticks his foot in the ground and takes off... show more

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