Florida State’s Garrison Sanborn: the steady, no-drama long snapper who never lets special teams become a headline
Garrison Sanborn’s value at Florida State was consistency and trust: in 32 games for the Seminoles, he served as the deep snapper and was described as never flubbing a snap, which is exactly the kind of reliability coaches love in a long snapper[14][15]. He was a durable, under-the-radar specialist with enough size to hold his own and the composure to keep punts and kicks clean—great fit material if you want special teams to quietly do its job and stay out of the chaos business[12][14].
