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Cox

You’d think he was a country music singer by that name, but no, Mr. Cox is here to snap footballs longer than the average snap. And every year, we write about how he did it and signed a one-year contract with the Titans to do it again. It’s happened each of the last five years. Cox, 38, will snap the footballs a long way in 2025 for Tennessee and will continue to do so until they determine his snaps are not going as long as they’d like.

One of the league’s most august long snappers, Cox has been handling the snaps required to travel a farther distance than a regular snap along the shores of the Cumberland River since 2021 after a previous lengthy stay in Baltimore. The 38-year-old (next month) will be gunning for a sixth Pro Bowl appearance in 2024. That’s our guy.

A veteran of the snapping footballs farther than normal game, Cox is coming off his fifth Pro Bowl campaign. He joined the Titans in 2021 after an 11-year stay with the Ravens.

Cox joined the Titans in 2021 after 11 seasons in Baltimore. He’ll hold down long snapping duties once again in 2022.

Cox, a Tennessee native, with join the Titans after 11 seasons in Baltimore, where he proved to be one of the NFL’s most reliable long snappers. The all-pro will snap the ball to punter Brett Kern in Tennessee.

The first major domino of free agency has fallen. Cox has been the Ravens’ long-snapper since 2010.

Cox has been the Ravens’ long snapper since 2010, but is recovering from a torn ACL. He’ll have to prove he’s healthy in camp to ensure his place on the roster.

Cox has been the Ravens’ long snapper for the past six seasons.

Cox also tore his left ACL and MCL back in 2010. The Ravens will move forward with former 49er Kevin McDermott as their deep snapper.

Cox, an undrafted rookie out of Tennessee, takes over for Matt Katula.