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NFL · Fantasy Football · published 2026-10-17T00:00:00+00:00 · via NBC Sports (Rotoworld)

JJ Jansen to set NFL long-snapper games record

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Carolina Panthers long snapper JJ Jansen is scheduled to play in his 282nd career game on Sunday. He will become the NFL's all-time leader in appearances by a long snapper.

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The story is a durability milestone within professional football. According to the provided summary, Carolina Panthers long snapper JJ Jansen is set to appear in his 282nd career game on Sunday, which would make him the NFL's all-time leader in appearances by a long snapper. The wider significance lies in recognizing a specialist role that rarely draws attention, where longevity and consistent availability can produce a record-setting career.

Context

This milestone may resonate most with football fans, especially those who follow roster minutiae and specialist roles. It could give long snappers and other overlooked positions a brief moment of recognition, while reminding fantasy players that not every notable NFL achievement translates into fantasy value. The record may also appeal to Panthers supporters as a rare positive historical marker.

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