long snap

noun

Definitions

  1. An underhand pass from the center to the punter.

    • When I was playing professionally and I wasn't starting, I'd come in and do the long snaps.
    • The long snap typically travels anywhere from 12 and 15 yards, depending on the alignment of the punter.
    • But Paco's long snap from center was high, and the holder, Joey Gallagher, couldn't get the ball down in time for Adam to kick it!
  2. To throw a long snap.

    • These days every team has someone on the roster whose only job is to long snap.
    • "I learned by watching my father do it," Zak explained. "I also knew the importance of it, so I learned how to long snap on my own. […]"
    • Tom always wanted to learn how to long snap.

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