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The NFL regular season is now complete. Six teams (Chicago, Cleveland, Miami, Minnesota, New England and Tampa Bay) used multiple snappers at some point during the season. Miami used five to lead all clubs.

According to Longsnap.com’s unofficial tracking, 17 teams had snapper tryouts since the beginning of August and worked out a total of 32 snappers, although many snappers had multiple workouts.

Andrew DePaola (Minnesota) and Ross Matiscik (Jaguars) will be the Pro Bowl long snappers with first team alternates of Mitchell Fraboni (Denver) and Tyler Ott (Commanders).

There were four snappers with a total of five tackles to lead all snappers. The four leading tacklers are Scott Daly (Chicago), Mitchell Fraboni (Denver), Hogan Hatten (Detroit) and Casey Krieter (Giants).

The final NFL Long Snappers Chart is below.

Week Seventeen of the NFL season is complete and the snapping position remains stable. Jake McQuaide has taken over the snapping duties in Miami since last week and is the fifth snapper the team has used this year.

Four snappers recorded tackles in punt coverage this week, as Christian Kuntz (Steelers) recorded a solo tackle, while James Winchester (Chiefs) tallied two assisted tackles. Josh Harris (Chargers) and Reid Ferguson (Bills) each had assisted tackles.

The NFL Long Snappers Chart after Week Seventeen is below.

Week Thirteen was a relatively uneventful one for snappers. The Dolphins added veteran Zach Triner, who was just waived by the Buccaneers, to fill in for Blake Ferguson. Tucker Addington previously served in that role and was elevated from the practice squad a maximum three times. Matt Overton also snapped three games for Miami prior to Addington.

Two snappers recorded tackles in punt coverage this week, with Ross Matiscik (Jaguars) and Luke Rhodes (Colts) both adding solo stops.

The NFL Long Snappers Chart after Week Thirteen is below.

Week Twelve of the NFL season is complete and the snapping position remains stable. There was a rare bad short snap from Tyler Ott of the Commanders in a wild finish versus the Cowboys.

On the workout front, Peter Bowden had a tryout with the Broncos and veteran Zach Triner worked out for the Dolphins yesterday before being signed. Triner will replace Tucker Addington, with Blake Ferguson remaining on injured reserve.

A few times a year, attention is paid to a team’s emergency long snapper that must be ready if the starter goes down. That could become an issue in Detroit if Hogan Hatten were injured. Both of the Lions emergency snappers, Aidan Hutchinson and Alex Anzalone, are injured so reserve tight end Shane Zylstra is next man up.

Voting is now open for the Pro Bowl and you can vote for your favorite long snapper here: https://www.nfl.com/pro-bowl-games/vote/special-teams/ls/. Two snappers will be selected based on fan voting, combined with voting from players and coaches. Voting is open until December 23, 2024.

Just two snappers recorded tackles in punt coverage this week, with Luke Rhodes of the Colts recording a solo tackle and Morgan Cox of the Titans adding an assist.

The NFL Long Snappers Chart after Week Twelve is below.