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Jumping the Long Snapper
One of the more exciting elements of a great NFL playoff weekend was the back-to-back leaps over the long snapper by Kam Chancellor of the Seahawks. Chancellor leaped over Panther snapper J.J. Jansen on consecutive field goal attempts. Unfortunately for … Continue reading
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College All-Star Game Long Snappers
The process leading up to this year’s NFL Draft continues today with the first college all-star game, the Medal of Honor Bowl. The game will feature two snapping prospects in Charlie Coggins (East Carolina) and Nate Boyer (Texas). Boyer, who … Continue reading
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Numbers Following the NFL Regular Season
With some key playoff matchups this week in the NFL, it is a good time to take a quick look back at some numbers from the 2014 regular season. NFL kickers were slightly less successful compared to last season. Kickers made … Continue reading
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Chiefs Add Two Snappers for 2015
With some NFL teams preparing for next season, the Chiefs have gotten a jump on the snapping position by signing two street free agents to reserve/future contracts for 2015. Jorgen Hus, who has prior experience with the Rams and Seahawks, and Brandon Hartson, … Continue reading
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Chris Rubio Award Finalists Announced
Three high school long snappers are finalists for the 2104 Chris Rubio Award given to the top high school snapper. I am honored to be on the selection committee again this year. The winner will be announced on January 16th … Continue reading
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Week Seventeen in Review
The NFL regular season is complete and, for the fourth consecutive year, Zak DeOssie of the Giants recorded the most tackles in punt coverage by a long snapper. DeOssie recorded eight total tackles, including five solo, according to my weekly compilation from … Continue reading
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Hughlett Added to Browns Roster
The Browns have claimed snapper Charley Hughlett off the Chiefs practice squad and signed him to a three-year contract. Hughlett is not expected to be on the active game roster tomorrow, but was likely signed to provide competition for Christian Yount next … Continue reading
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The Journey of Patrick Scales to the NFL
I have been an NFL agent for about 20 years and focusing largely on the long snapping position for almost as long. During those years, I have learned many lessons about what it takes to represent professional football players and … Continue reading
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Week Sixteen in Review
Week Sixteen of the NFL season is complete and just one week remains before the playoffs. The normally reliable Cullen Loeffler of the Vikings bounced a punt snap late in the game against the Dolphins that led to a game-winning safety. … Continue reading
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Longsnap.com Creator Profiled in Albany Times-Union Story
I was honored to be profiled in an Albany Times-Union story this week written by Jason Franchuk. Jason attended a recent presentation I gave to undergrad students at the University at Albany about my career path. I graduated from UAlbany in 1989. … Continue reading