Ohio State's Process-Driven LS with NFL Interest
John Ferlmann, Ohio State’s graduate long snapper (LS), stands out for his intense process-over-product mindset, having refined cadence work and technique over five years of training with coach Kyle Stelter in Wisconsin. Unlike peers who chase stats, Ferlmann focuses on precision—e.g., achieving four rotations instead of 3.5 on short snaps—and visualizes game scenarios daily. He transferred from Arizona State in 2024, earned three seasons of eligibility, and has competed in 55 NCAA games. Drawing NFL interest (likely via rookie minicamp), he’s a two-time OSU Scholar-Athlete with no injury history, embodying quiet intensity and reliability. For teams needing a high-intensity, mentally sharp LS who thrives under perfection expectations, Ferlmann is an ideal fit.
