High-upside long snapper battling for WVU’s special-teams job
Seller entered West Virginia as a highly rated specialist, earning a five-star grade and a national No. 11 long-snapper ranking from Kohl’s Professional Camps, which tells you the leg-snapping nerds loved his precision and potential. In 2026, he remains one of WVU’s two long snappers and has been described as the backup behind veteran Macguire Moss, but his size, college-ready frame, and recruiting pedigree keep him squarely in the mix. Why care? He’s the kind of under-the-radar special-teams piece who can quietly swing field position and become a hidden-value roster fit.
