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Is Throwing or carrying benificial to a specialized long snapper?

I don't think there is such a thing as a specialized long snapper. It would be cool but as of right now the snap is standard. I don't think the QB ever fumbles a snap.

EDIT:

For the special teams longsnapper maybe tackling. I tend ot use a DT for this position because they are strong enough to get a pancake and can maybe make a tackle.

So you dont think the throw or carry will give the long snapper better hands? or it's just not factored into the game?

player's build

Furby Long Snap (Lv. 4 C)
Ht/Wt: 6'5", 330lbs

Attributes
Physical Attributes
Strength: 24
Speed: 21
Agility: 21.6
Jumping: 8
Stamina: 10.6
Vision: 10.6
Confidence: 10.6

Football Skills
Blocking: 26
Catching: 8
Tackling: 19.6
Throwing: 9
Carrying: 10
Kicking: 8
Punting: 8

Special Abilities
Pass Blocking Abilities
Pass Block: 0
Strong Arm: 0
Shock Block: 0
Foundation: 0
Line General: 0

Run Blocking Abilities
Run Block: 0
Get Low: 0
Hands: 0
Cut Block: 0
Pancake: 0

It isn't factored into the game. You want somebody who can tackle, because after the punt you'll be running down field..

So for a special team only player at long snapper i should have just made a de or lb?

Cs have better level gains so you might be ok with a C. Also Cs are cheaper to boost.

Longsnapper just use a backup DE or something yeah, no point MAKING one

zactly just like edge rushers on punt return teams it isnt in the game yet so use a blocker

Bort did in fact post at one point that there were bad snaps - I think they apply to STs only. I remember when there used to be a rash of punters stepping out of the back of the endzone for a safety; I personally blamed it on bad snaps. It's possible that it affects FGs too, but I don't know that anyone has really looked at it. It's so hard to know what makes a missed FG.
All that said...I have no idea what would make a good longsnapper. So...?

Thanks for the help