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Westhampton Beach Grad Jordan Laube Could Reach NFL As Long Snapper

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Westhampton Beach grad Jordan Laube could reach his dream of playing professional football as a long snapper. DAVID SILVERMAN

Westhampton Beach grad Jordan Laube could reach his dream of playing professional football as a long snapper. DAVID SILVERMAN

Westhampton Beach grad Jordan Laube could reach his dream of playing professional football as a long snapper. DAVID SILVERMAN

Westhampton Beach grad Jordan Laube could reach his dream of playing professional football as a long snapper. DAVID SILVERMAN

authorDrew Budd, Sports Editor on Mar 5, 2019
Being a long snapper is one of the most overlooked and under-appreciated positions on the football field. If a field goal or punt attempt goes off seemingly well, then the... more

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