Tucker Addington is a long snapper who is signed to the Dallas Cowboys practice squad. The former gambler Long Snapper is entering his first professional season in the USFL and NFL.
Tucker Addington started his career at Canyon High School (Texas), where he was a two-year starter. He was a multi-athlete player who also ran track and threw the discus in high school.
Addington played in six games in his senior year, totaling 137 all-purpose yards.
The native of New Braunfels, Texas, now 24 years old, attended Sam Houston State University throughout his whole collegiate career.
Addington appeared in 11 games for the Bearkats as the team’s primary deep snapper as a freshman in 2016, recording two total tackles (all solo) and one fumble recovery.
Addington played in 11 games as the starter for the Bearkats’ deep snap in his junior season in 2018, recording three total tackles (two solos).
Addington participated in all 12 of the Bearkats’ games during his senior season, serving as the team’s primary deep snapper. He also recorded three total tackles, including two solo stops, and a fumble recovery.
How Good Is Tucker Addington?
Tucker Addington had a successful college career and was drafted by the Houston Gamblers in the sixth round of the 2022 USFL Draft. The longer snapper made his transition from the USFL to the NFL as the Cowboys replacement for veteran long-snapper Jake McQuaide due to a torn triceps injury.
What Happened To Tucker Addington?
Tucker Addington has been signed to the Dallas Cowboys practice squad