The Jacksonville Jaguars have made an addition at long-snapper following Sunday's win over the Eagles.
According to Ian Rapoport, the Jaguars are signing veteran Jacob Bobenmoyer. This addition comes after All-Pro Ross Matiscik exited Jacksonville's Week 5 game early with a shoulder injury. Defensive tackle DaVon Hamilton then filled in for the remainder of the game.
Rapport adds that Matiscik won't be placed on injured reserve.
Long snapper news: The #Jaguars are signing NFL veteran LS Jacob Bobenmoyer as their new long snapper, which means DT DaVon Hamilton can return to his day job. He’s already flown to London.
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) October 12, 2026
Hamilton filled in admirably for injured Ross Matiscik, which won’t be placed on IR. pic.twitter.com/kFLoTpFqkf
Bobenmoyer has been
in the NFL since the 2020 season, when he went undrafted out of Northern Colorado. During his career, he has appeared in 97 games, which includes playing in all 17 games in four of the last five seasons.
Bobenmoyer spent three seasons with Denver and the most recent three seasons with Las Vegas. He has flown to London to meet up with the Jaguars, who play Houston there this coming Sunday.
Adding Bobenmoyer to the equation gives the Jaguars some experience at the long-snapper position while Matiscik is out.
This article originally appeared on Jaguars Wire: Jaguars sign veteran long-snapper with Ross Matiscik injured
