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Posted on October 5, 2011 by longsnap

When Longsnap.com begain in 2000, it was published in a traditional web site format.  In April, 2009, Longsnap.com adopted a blog format.  About a year ago, for technical reasons, I had to change the way the blog was hosted.  Since … Continue reading →

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2011 Division One Long Snappers Chart

Posted on October 5, 2011 by longsnap

Below in pdf format is each Division One long snapper by conference and team as compiled exclusively by Longsnap.com  In some cases where the snapping duties were split between two players, only the punt snapper is listed. Special thanks to … Continue reading →

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Week Four in Review

Posted on October 4, 2011 by longsnap

Week Four of the NFL season is in the books and the snapping position has remained stable.  Five snappers recorded solo tackles this week, including Lonie Paxton (Broncos), Jeremy Cain (Jaguars), Zak DeOssie (Giants), Mike Windt (Chargers) and Nick Sundberg … Continue reading →

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Long Snapper Added to National High School Football Awards

Posted on September 30, 2011 by longsnap

Top long snapping coach Chris Rubio announced a new national award yesterday named in his honor to recognize the best national high school long snapper.  The award will be known as the Chris Rubio Award and will be given annually.  Herbalife … Continue reading →

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Week Three in Review

Posted on September 27, 2011 by longsnap

Week Three in the NFL featured one of the best designed special teams plays that, in the end, did not count.  In the Packers victory against the Bears, the Packers had punter Tim Masthay punt toward the left sideline.  At … Continue reading →

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Week Two in Review

Posted on September 20, 2011 by longsnap

Week Two is complete and, unlike last week, there were no punt or kick returns.  There was the first snapping change of the regular season, at least temporarily.  In the beginning of the week, the Bucs waived rookie snapper Christian Yount and … Continue reading →

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Week One in Review

Posted on September 13, 2011 by longsnap

Week One of the NFL season is now complete and special teams played a record-breaking role.  There were a total of eight kicks and punts returned for touchdowns, a new NFL record for a single week.  Three snappers, Danny Aiken … Continue reading →

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Texas Another Big Producer of NFL Snappers

Posted on September 8, 2011 by longsnap

Earlier this year, a story appeared about the role the state of Arizona in producing snappers.  Yesterday, Texas was the focus of a story in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram about how the state has produced eight current NFL snappers that … Continue reading →

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The NFL Season Starts Tonight!

Posted on September 8, 2011 by longsnap

The NFL season commences tonight, with the Saints at the Packers.  The snapping situations are all set, at least for now.  After the final roster cuts Sunday, the Patriots made another move by claiming rookie Danny Aiken off waivers from the … Continue reading →

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Final Roster Cuts Made

Posted on September 3, 2011 by longsnap

All NFL teams reduced their rosters to 53 today and, as a result, a number of snappers were involved.  Four rookie free agent snappers were waived as Patrick Scales (Ravens), Danny Aiken (Bills), Scott Albritton (Texans) and Kyle Nelson (Saints) … Continue reading →

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