Don

Muhlbach

Muhlbach, one of the league’s longest-tenured players, had been with the Lions since 2004. The last time he missed a game was 2009. Muhlbach is exclusively used as a long snapper, limiting his utility to a team, but has earned a pair of Pro Bowl invites during his 17-year career. If a team is in need of a long snapper and Muhlbach, 40 years old today, still has the desire to play, they will certainly give him a call.

Muhlbach has played for the Lions since the first George W. Bush administration. His 260 games for the Lions are the eighth most a player has played with a single NFL team. Muhlbach is among the last of the NFL’s longtime long snappers getting re-signed this offseason.

Muhlbach, 38, has been snapping the snaps longer than normal snaps for Detroit since 2004 and has been selected to two Pro Bowls.

Muhlbach is the Lions’ longest-tenured player. He’s been snapping the snaps longer than normal snaps since before Barry Sanders was born.

Muhlbach has been Detroit’s long-snapper since late in the 2004 season.

Muhlbach returns for his 10th year as the Lions’ long snapper.

Going on 33, Muhlbach has been the Lions’ long snapper since 2004.

Muhlbach, 35, is the longest-tenured snapper of the longer-than-normal snaps in the league as he enters his 14th season, spending all of them in Detroit.

Muhlbach has been the Lions’ deep snapper for the past 12 seasons.

Regular long snapper Don Muhlbach is back from a concussion.