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NFL rosters have now been reduced to 80 and, as part of the reduction, both rookie and veteran snappers were involved.  Among the biggest moves was the Chargers releasing veteran David Binn, who spent 17 seasons and 256 regular season … Continue reading →

Although the first round of NFL mandated cuts are not required until tomorrow, a couple of veteran snappers have found new teams and will compete for a permanent spot.  Chris Massey, who was recently released by the Rams, has signed … Continue reading →

Week Two of the NFL Preseason concludes this evening, but there has already been a significant move at the snapping position in St. Louis today.  Veteran Chris Massey, who has been the Rams snapper since he was drafted in Round … Continue reading →

Week One of the Preseason is now complete and some recent undrafted free agents are no longer competing at the snapping position.  Some position players with snapping ability have been waived, including Ryan Coulson (Patriots) and Harry Flaherty (Saints, originally reported as … Continue reading →

The NFL Preseason starts tonight with five games.  Week 1 concludes Monday with the Jets at the Texans.  Longsnap.com will be updating its NFL Long Snappers Chart after the conclusion of the first week of Preseason action.  In the past … Continue reading →

With training camps underway, there have been three transactions involving veterans.  Jon Condo, an unrestricted free agent, signed a new deal with the Raiders, while another unrestricted free agent, Greg Warren, has signed a new deal with the Steelers.  Jason … Continue reading →

NFL training camps are now opening across the league and a number of snapping prospects endured a long wait to sign their first NFL contract and compete for a job. Below are the various undrafted rookie free agent signings involving … Continue reading →

The NFL lockout is over and, starting tomorrow morning, a few rookie free agent long snappers may finally get the chance to sign with an NFL club.  In addition to rookie signings, there are also some veteran free agent snappers … Continue reading →

While the NFL is expected to get back to business shortly, one viable option for snappers may be gone.  The United Football League was scheduled to begin its third season on August 13th but has just announced the start of the season … Continue reading →

One of the unique features of Longsnap.com has been the annual compilation of Division One long snappers.  Historically, determining the snappers for each college team has been a very tedious excercise.  It usually involved scouring team depth charts, where available, to determine … Continue reading →