
Andrew Tyskowski is a 2027 long snapper and tight end at Washington-Liberty in Arlington, Virginia, and his value starts with the fact that every college roster has to fill his position. Long snapper is the most quietly securable job in recruiting. A program carries one, it cannot function without one, and the pool of players who can do it reliably is small — which means a specialist who snaps well gets looked at by schools that would never otherwise have a spot. What separates the ones who get taken is size and strength, because a snapper also has to block and cover after the ball is gone. Tyskowski has both. At 6'3 and 225 pounds with a 425-pound deadlift, a 375-pound squat and a 225-pound bench, he is built like a tight end rather than a specialist, and the tight end listing as a second position is not a formality. A snapper who can be a sixth blocker in a jumbo set is worth a roster spot twice over. His highlight film is posted. Tyskowski is a senior carrying a two-star ONE11 rating, which puts him in this cycle with a specialist skill and the frame to back it up.
2027 Virginia long snapper at 6'3 225 with a 425-pound deadlift