Casey

Kreiter

The 35-year-old veteran spent the previous five seasons with the Giants after four years in Denver. Kreiter made the Pro Bowl in 2018 as a Bronco and has not missed a game since his rookie season in 2016.

Kreiter was born to snap footballs farther than the average snap, and that’s exactly what he has done for nearly the past decade. He started his career with the Broncos in 2016 and has been with the Giants since 2020. Kreiter logged five special teams tackles last year.

The Giants sent shockwaves through the league with the re-signing of Kreiter, who has now received three consecutive one-year deals from the team. For a guy who can snap snaps as long as Kreiter can, one would think a multi-year deal would eventually be on the way, but the soon-to-be 34-year-old may need to continue with these one-year deals moving forward. With that said, there’s been some speculation that another year of solid long snaps could lead to the team bringing him back again in 2025.

A year ago we were saying Kreiter makes long snapping look like an art. Well, Kreiter has made the Meadowlands his canvas each of the last three seasons and will look to add to his art gallery with the Giants in 2023.

Though long snapper may not be a glamorous position, Kreiter makes it look like an art. Some say his snaps would simply keep sailing into the atmosphere, never again touching the ground if it weren’t for a dutiful punter plucking them out of the sky. Kreiter will continue perfecting his craft in New York for the upcoming season.

Kreiter was a restricted free agent, but the Broncos will get him back for less than the lowest tender. The snapper of snaps longer than other snaps in Denver since 2016, it was determined Kreiter snapped snaps longer than usual snaps better than any other snapper of such snaps last season, earning him a Pro Bowl berth.