Ohio State’s steady long-snap specialist with championship-level reliability
In the 2001 and 2002 Ohio State seasons, Kyle Andrews handled long-snapping duties for the Buckeyes, a niche role that rewards consistency, poise, and zero-drama execution more than flashy stats. He profiles as the kind of specialist coaches trust because he can be counted on in pressure moments, especially on punts and placekicks. The standout differentiator is reliability: long snappers only get noticed when something goes wrong, and Andrews earned his spot by doing the invisible work cleanly. If you want a calm, assignment-driven special-teams piece, that’s the fit.
