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All NFL rosters had to be reduced to 53 players this afternoon. That limit resulted in a number of snapper transactions, as rookie Luke Elkin (Bears) and veterans Cal Adomitis (Bengals), Zach Triner (Seahawks) and Blake Ferguson (Texans) were let go.

Two other veteran snappers, Aaron Brewer (Cardinals) and Charley Hughlett (Eagles), were both released but for roster flexibility and will return to their clubs soon.

The Chargers are expected to add a veteran snapper due to an injury to Josh Harris that will sideline him for at least part of the season.

As of now, three rookies will make their NFL debuts in Week One with Will Wagner (Bengals), Julian Ashby (Patriots) and Austin Brinkman (Texans).

The Packers signed Matt Orzech to a new three-year deal to keep him in Green Bay.

Stay tuned to Longsnap.com for more moves as rosters are adjusted over the next few days.

With the NFL preseason concluded, there are just a few snapping situations to watch as teams get down to 53 man rosters Tuesday. The Bears, Bengals, Seahawks and Texans each have two snappers on the roster as of this morning.

Scott Daly and rookie Luke Elkin and Cal Adomitis and rookie Will Wagner have been in battles all camp in Chicago and Cincinnati respectively. Seattle still has Zach Triner in the roster while Chris Stoll remains out due to injury and the Texans added Blake Ferguson for the final preseason game yesterday while Austin Brinkman recovers from a minor injury.

The Steelers signed Jake McQuiade for its final preseason game due to an injury to Christian Kuntz but McQuaide has since been released. He won a snapping tryout that also involved Rick Lovato, Taylor Pepper and client Patrick Scales.

Rookies Christian Johnstone (Eagles) and Brett Matiscik (Browns) were waived in recent weeks, leaving the four teams with two snappers.

With the first week of NFL pre-season games complete, there are a few unresolved snapping issues around the league.

The Eagles recently signed rookie Christian Johnstone with Charley Hughlett nursing an injury. The Seahawks added veteran Zach Triner while Chris Stoll recovers from a back injury. The Steelers waived Tucker Addington.

With these moves, five teams (Bears, Bengals, Browns, Eagles and Seahawks) have two snappers on the 90-man roster.

A few teams hosted snapper workouts over the past few weeks, with the Cardinals trying out UFL snappers Peter Bowden, Ryan Langan and Marco Ortiz. Bowden and Drew Little worked out for the Titans and Bowden also had a workout with the Seahawks when they signed Triner. The Eagles also had Niko Lalos, Marco Ortiz and Josh Wojciechowicz in for a tryout when they signed Johnstone.

With official NFL off-season activities concluded and training camps opening next month, there have a been a few snapping moves that will impact teams when camps start.

The Texans were the most active this month, working out veterans Blake Ferguson and Cam Lyons, but not signing either. Instead, they waived Tucker Addington, who signed a reserves/future contract in February. That move leaves rookie Austin Brinkman as the only snapper on the Texans roster. Addington just signed with the Steelers where he will compete with Christian Kuntz.

As expected, the Broncos released veteran Zach Triner who was signed while Mitchell Fraboni recovered from a back injury.

Following these moves, four clubs have two snappers on their rosters (Bears, Bengals, Browns and Steelers) while the Patriots and Texans each have rookie snappers with Julian Ashby in New England and Brinkman in Houston.