The Cleveland Browns announced that they have terminated the contract of 10-year veteran long-snapper Charley Hughlett. They have also announced the signing of third-year cornerback and former Baldwin Wallace star Anthony Kendall.

In the NFL, you really only know the long snapper’s name if they didn’t do their job (quick, name five long snappers… OK, obviously that’s impossible… Just name three… No?). Most NFL fans can name at least one long snapper.

The Cleveland Browns parted ways with a longtime mainstay on Monday. Cleveland released Charley Hughlett, a long-snapper who played 152 games in 10 seasons with the Browns. He leaves the organization 15th on their all-time games played list and was their longest-tenured player behind star offensive

Charley Hughlett‘s run with the Browns has come to an end. The veteran long snapper has been released, per a team announcement.