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2020 Week Nine TEAM SNAPPER NUMBER HEIGHT WEIGHT SCHOOL EXPERIENCE CONTRACT ST COACH TACKLES NOTES Arizona Cardinals Aaron Brewer 46 6'5'' 232 San Diego State 9 (CFA, DEN 12) 2021 Jeff Rodgers FR Atlanta Falcons Josh Harris 47 6'1" 240 Auburn 8 (CFA, ATL 12) 2021 Bernie Parmalee STC Ben Kotwica Fired After Week Five Baltimore Ravens Morgan Cox 46 6'4'' 235 Tennessee 11 (CFA, BAL 10) 2020 Chris Horton 2 (1,1) Nick Moore (PS) Buffalo Bills Reid Ferguson 69 6'2'' 235 LSU 4 (CFA, BUF 16) 2021 Heath Farwell Carolina Panthers J.J. Jansen 44 6'2" 235 Notre Dame 13 (CFA, GB 08) 2020 Chase Blackburn Chicago Bears Patrick Scales 48 6'3'' 228 Utah State 5 (CFA, BAL 11) 2020 Chris Tabor 1 (1,0) Cincinnati Bengals Clark Harris 46 6'5'' 250 Rutgers 12 (R7, GB 07) 2020 Darrin Simmons Cleveland Browns Charley Hughlett 47 6'4'' 248 Central Florida 6 (CFA, DAL 12) 2022 Mike Priefer 1 (1,0) Dallas Cowboys L.P. Ladouceur 91 6'5" 256 California 16 (CFA, NO 05) 2020 John Fassel Denver Broncos Jacob Bobenmoyer 46 6'2" 235 Northern Colorado R (CFA, DEN 20) 2022 Tom McMahon 2 (2,0) Detroit Lions Don Muhlbach 48 6'4" 258 Texas A&M 17 (CFA, BAL 04) 2020 Brayden Coombs 1 (0,1) Steven Wirtel (PS) Green Bay Packers Hunter Bradley 43 6'3'' 241 Mississippi State 3 (R7, GB 18) 2021 Shawn Mennenga 1 (0,1) Houston Texans Jon Weeks 46 5'10'' 242 Baylor 11 (CFA, HOU 10) 2020 Tracy Smith 1 (1,0) Indianapolis Colts Luke Rhodes 46 6'2'' 238 William & Mary 4 (CFA, TB 16) 2023 Ray Ventrone 2 (2,0) Jacksonville Jaguars Ross Matiscik 46 6'0'' 235 Baylor R (CFA, JAX 20) 2022 Joe DeCamillis 1 (1,0) Kansas City Chiefs James Winchester 41 6'3'' 240 Oklahoma 6 (CFA PHI 13) 2021 Dave Toub Las Vegas Raiders Trent Sieg 47 6'3'' 240 Colorado State 3 (CFA, BAL 18) 2020 Richard Bisaccia Los Angeles Chargers Cole Mazza 45 6'1" 247 Alabama 2 (CFA LAC 19) 2021 George Stewart Loa Angeles Rams Jake McQuaide 44 6'2'' 235 Ohio State 10 (CFA, STL 11) 2020 John Bonamego Miami Dolphins Blake Ferguson 50 6'3'' 226 LSU R (R6, MIA 20) 2023 Danny Crossman Rex Sunahara (PS) Minnesota Vikings Austin Cutting 58 6'3'' 245 Air Force 2 (R7, MIN 19) 2022 Marwaan Maalouf 1 (1,0) New England Patriots Joe Cardona 49 6'3'' 245 Navy 6 (R5, NE 15) 2022 Cameron Achord New Orleans Saints Zach Wood 49 6'3'' 255 SMU 4 (CFA, DAL 16) 2023 Darren Rizzi New York Giants Casey Kreiter 58 6'1" 250 Iowa 5 (CFA, DAL 14) 2020 Thomas McGaughey Carson Tinker (PS) New York Jets Thomas Hennessy 42 6'2'' 246 Duke 4 (CFA, IND 17) 2023 Brant Boyer 3 (2,1) Philadelphia Eagles Rick Lovato 45 6'2'' 249 Old Dominion 4 (CFA CHI 15) 2023 Dave Fipp 4 (0,4) Pittsburgh Steelers Kameron Canaday 57 6'4'' 245 Portland State 4 (CFA, ARI 16) 2021 Danny Smith 1 (1,0) San Francisco 49ers Taybor Pepper 46 6'4'' 245 Michigan State 3 (CFA, GB 17 ) 2020 Richard Hightower Nelson 1 (1,0) (Wks 1-3); Skule (Wk 3) Seattle Seahawks Tyler Ott 69 6'3'' 253 Harvard 6 (CFA, NE 14) 2022 Brian Schneider Tampa Bay Buccaneers Zach Triner 97 6'3'' 245 Assumption 2 (CFA, NYJ 17) 2020 Keith Armstong 2 (2,0) Tennessee Titans Matt Overton 47 6'1" 243 Western Washington 8 (CFA, SEA 10) 2020 Craig Aukerman Beau Brinkley (Wks 1-8) Washington Redskins Nick Sundberg 57 6'1'' 245 California 11 (CFA, CAR 09) 2020 Nate Kaczor 2020 Week Nine.
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