Long snapper

[FlyingDutchman]

Was it worth getting rid of the best long snapper in the league for a DE who rarely even steps on the field? Last week against the Browns that bad snap into the end zone changed the game. Today, same story. Bad snap leads to quick 7 and changes the complextion. I used to think having a long snapper specialist was a waste of a spot, not so much now.

[Michael82]

Good post. I was thinking the same thing and I really feel that is why Moorman has struggled this year too.

[Jan Reimers]

I thought it was a mistake at the time, unless they had some really big plans for Neill at DE. They didn't.

[FlyingDutchman]

Good post. I was thinking the same thing and I really feel that is why Moorman has struggled this year too.

He almost got Moorman killed yesterday

[G. Host]

They were dealing with multiple DEs being out and not having players able to rotated with Schobel and Kelsay; they even rotated Jefferson in. I do not think it made a real difference most games until weather started getting rough.

[G Wolly]

He almost got Moorman killed yesterday

He didn't tell Moorman to pick it up and try to run. Moorman could've just fell on it.







or kicked it out of the endzone again.

[FlyingDutchman]

If he didnt two bounce it to Moorman, he wouldnt have had to make that decision to run

[G Wolly]

If he didnt two bounce it to Moorman, he wouldnt have had to make that decision to run

Moorman had ample time to throw it/run the other way/actually pick it up and kick it.