When you are an NFL long snapper, you either have to horribly botch a snap or do something completely ridiculous to make the news. Let me introduce you to Washington Redskins long snapper Nick Sundberg, the proud owner of this full back Greek Mythology tattoo. He tweeted out the above picture and the following message last Thursday:
I know what you are thinking right now – how cool is that? Truthfully, it really is not that cool. According to Nick the tattoo is not done yet, so maybe it will get better…but I highly doubt it. Keep on snapping Nick and leave the tough guy act to the real football players!
[H/T Sportress of Blogitude]
Redskins long snapper’s ridiculous full back tattoo was first posted on May 21, 2012 at 5:57 am.
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