By: Long Snapping Coach Kyle Stelter
Pat Scales, a long snapper that I was able to meet and compete against last year at the Husted/Aguiar pro camp in 2012 has been signed by the Dolphins recently to compete with Veteran John Denney. Read the article here.
April 14, 2013
Long Snapping Lesson with Jordan Winegar
By: Long Snapping Coach Kyle Stelter
Today I met up with Jordan Winegar and his father Nate for a long snapping lesson. Jordan has been coming to long snapping lessons for a couple months now and is steadily improving. As a long snapping coach, I know that everyone learns at a different level and that if I teach something to a student one way, it might not work as well with another student. With that said, I am constantly finding new ways to explain my long snapping drills and modify them with different students in mind.
April 13, 2013
April 7, 2013
Long Snapping Testimonials
Over time, Special Teams University's long snapping Coach Kyle Stelter has worked with many long snappers with great feedback from them all. Some have written testimonials to let everyone know how they felt about us!
April 3, 2013
Super Bowl Champion Long Snapper Morgan Cox; Interview with STU
By: Long Snapping Coach Kyle Stelter
Special Teams University was able to catch up with Super Bowl Champion long snapper Morgan Cox of the Baltimore Ravens for an interview.
Q: What is your earliest recollection of snapping a ball?
A: First time I snapped was at a rec league football practice when I was in 5th grade. First try wasn't very good but my dad had me try it again and I did better and was named the team's long snapper. From then on I just always raised my hand when my coaches asked at the beginning of the season who could long snap. I wasn't always first string.
Special Teams University was able to catch up with Super Bowl Champion long snapper Morgan Cox of the Baltimore Ravens for an interview.
Q: What is your earliest recollection of snapping a ball?
A: First time I snapped was at a rec league football practice when I was in 5th grade. First try wasn't very good but my dad had me try it again and I did better and was named the team's long snapper. From then on I just always raised my hand when my coaches asked at the beginning of the season who could long snap. I wasn't always first string.
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