Seahawks snapper Tyler Ott considers new contract a mission accomplished
(WorldNews Sport)

RENTON, Wash. - What was an already nomadic NFL path for Tyler Ott took a particularly unexpected turn in January, 2017. Five days before the Seahawks were to host a playoff game against Detroit, Ott signed on as a replacement for injured long snapper Nolan Frese. And that meant that Ott - who had played in only four NFL games to that point - would suddenly be in position where one big mistake, or one great snap, could decide the season for a bunch of other players he barely knew. He´d had a workout with the Seahawks a few months prior but otherwise had had no real contact with the team until he was called and told he was needed. `It was a weird time (to get signed), you can say that,` said...