The Washington Commanders of the National Football League’s Camaron Cheeseman is a professional long snapper for football. 108 kg and 1.93 m is his weight and height. He was a member of the football squad at Lincoln High School. He received a three-star recruit rating from 247Sports.com right out of high school. In December 2015, he made a commitment to attend Michigan.
He was a member of the Michigan Wolverines football team while he was a student at Michigan. He did not take the field in any games as a freshman in 2016. He participated in 13 games as a long snapper for field goals and punts in his sophomore season of 2017 and snapped only punts in one game.
At the Advocare Classic in September 2017, he made his collegiate debut and first career start. He earned his second varsity letter and was awarded Academic All-Big Ten after playing on special teams in each of the 13 games he took part in as a junior in 2018. He won the Special Teams Player of the Week award for his performance against Middle Tennessee State in August.
As a senior in 2019, he played and long snapped in all 13 games to earn his third varsity letter. He participated in 39 games throughout his time in college. The Washington Commanders Football Team selected Cheeseman in the sixth round of the 2021 NFL Draft.
Where Did Camaron Cheeseman Grow Up?
Camaron Cheeseman was born and raised in New Albany, Ohio in the United States of America.