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Today was the final cut down day in the NFL and there were some notable snapping moves.  Veteran Danny Aiken has been let go by the Patriots, while Kevin McDermott was waived by the Niners.

The Pats do not have a long snapper on the roster right now, although defensive end Rob Ninkovich has snapped during his career and even handled some snaps in the preseason.  McDermott did well as a rookie last season, but the Niners elected to keep Kyle Nelson, who has some more versatility as a tight end.  In fact, Nelson had two touchdown catches in the final preseason game.

It also appears that veteran Greg Warren will be ready to snap in Week One for the Steelers, who let Bryce Davis go during their final cuts.  One snapper that appears very safe is Garrison Sanborn, who just signed a new three-year deal in Buffalo.  Sanborn now remains under contract with the Bills until the 2017 season.

Each NFL club was required to reduce its roster to 75 players today and that limit led to some long snappers losing their spot.  Charley Hughlett (Jaguars), Jeremy Cain (Buccaneers), Jorgen Hus (Rams), Casey Kreiter (Cowboys) and Luke Ingram (Steelers) have all been let go.

Only the Steelers and Niners have two snappers remaining on the roster, with Bryce Davis and Greg Warren in Pittsburgh and Kyle Nelson and Kevin McDermott in San Francisco.

The first major snapping move since training camps began involved veteran Steeler Greg Warren, who suffered a torn meniscus in practice Wednesday.  Warren, who has previously torn the ACL in both of his knees, is expected to miss about four weeks of action.

Bryce Davis is the other snapper in camp and the Steelers have brought back Luke Ingram to help solidify the position during Warren’s absence.  Ingram was in camp with the Steelers and Jaguars during training camp last season.