Jay Angelici-Walsh • Class of 2013 • Long Snappers

 

Player Review

Rubio Long Snapping History



Student Since: 2010



Latest Evaluation: 5/12



 Jay is a one thick Long Snapper and he uses his frame well, but, he needs to trust it more and really let the ball go. Kid's form is darn good and I want to see him just let it rip. Ball comes out of the gate quick and he needs to keep it going with his follow through. Arms can stop short at times which caues it to arch a bit. As he gets bigger, I will want to see him widen out his stance a tad to let his barrel chest get through. Get set and explode is what I would tell Jay every single day. Great attitude. 



When Jay goes back and through instead of up and through, he is very, very solid. Form is very solid and has a good base. Just needs to fine tune it all. Not a great deal to fix just has to make sure it is done with each and every snap. When Jay is running on all cylinders, he is great. I know he can do it. When he finds a groove, watch out. Thick framed. Excellent listener and person. 1/12



Jay has absolutely terrific form and I know it. Question is, does he? Eyes are a bit slow but that is about in the form of what needs work. Balance is good and is accuracy is solid. Really need him to let the ball go and snap it as hard as he can. His form is so solid that is wont be an issue. Terrific personality on this solid framed Long Snapper. 9/11



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Accomplishments

Average time for a 15 yard snap at the 10th Annual Spring Event: .86



Average time for a 15 yard snap at the 10th Annual Event: .94