This kid has been solid as a rock at the position. He might just find his way onto an NFL roster. My wife always asks me, "if we had a son, what position would you want him to play?". My answer, long snapper.
Too much hand eye coordination in that one and plus you have to be able to kick. Long snapper you can be taught to pass through your legs. I used to do it till a shoulder injury.(playing center) Had a coach in Pop Warner teach me. Made varsity football as freshman doing it. IMO easiest job to get your son a starting position. Especially nowadays where it's illegal to line up over center.Punter.
Too much hand eye coordination in that one and plus you have to be able to kick. Long snapper you can be taught to pass through your legs. I used to do it till a shoulder injury.(playing center) Had a coach in Pop Warner teach me. Made varsity football as freshman doing it. IMO easiest job to get your son a starting position. Especially nowadays where it's illegal to line up over center.
lsu-long snapper u.Clark Harris and Andrew DePoalo have been enjoying successful NFL careers as long snappers.
Truly our best position was grant at kick returner ... tied NCAA record for most kick returns for TD .. although they don’t mention the fine print where we have the ncaa record for most kick returns periodSad that long snapper and punter have been our strongest positions the last few years.
NO FLUKE THERE.Snapper or flounder.Either works.
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When my first son turned 4, I used to have him stand near the mailbox and try to snap it inThis kid has been solid as a rock at the position. He might just find his way onto an NFL roster. My wife always asks me, "if we had a son, what position would you want him to play?". My answer, long snapper.