Bears long snapper Scott Daly wasn't on the field for the blocked field goal that sealed Sunday's 25-24 win over the Raiders, but he had something to do with the big play.
Football is famously a game of inches. The smallest, most trivial things can play an outsized role in the outcome of games. We saw that on Sunday Night Football, when a single second remaining in overtime after an incomplete pass from Green Bay's Jordan Love allowed the Packers to escape with a 40-40 tie with the Dallas Cowboys rather than a loss.
The Bears did some roster juggling early this week that included the procedural moves of cutting veterans Scott Daly and Devin Duvernay. On Thursday, the team announced it has re-signed their long snapper and returner.
Former Notre Dame longsnapper Scott Daly has re-signed with his hometown Chicago Bears. This comes after Daly spent part of last season in Chicago, following veteran long snapper Patrick Scales being lost due to back surgery.
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NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero reports the Bears are re-signing LS Scott Daly to a one-year contract. Daly, 31, signed with the Cowboys as an undrafted free agent out of Notre Dame in 2018 but was let go before the season started.
With so many critical needs at the line of scrimmage on both sides of the football, it's easy to forget with free agency and the draft approaching how the Bears have niche needs to fill.
The Bears couldn't get even the small amount of satisfaction a league apology would bring. According to a report by Jason Lieser of the Sun-Times , the NFL told the Bears the field goal block by Green Bay at the end of Sunday's 20-19 Packers win was entirely legal.
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Scott Daly is considered week to week, and with Chicago on its off week, the Bears long snapper might not miss any time, Tom Pelissero of NFL Media reports.
A 53-man roster is designed to have backups for just about every position on the field. That said, special teams is a position group that has a few replacement options. Unlike some college rosters, NFL teams only carry one kicker, one punter, and one long snapper.
Defensive tackle Byron Cowart and long snapper Scott Daly have been promoted from the practice squad to the 53-man roster for Sunday's game against the Tennessee Titans through standard elevation.
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Former Detroit Lions long snapper Scott Daly found a new home very quickly, and he won’t have to move far. While none of the players the Detroit Lions waived were claimed off the waiver wire, one is signing with another team’s practice squad.
The Detroit Lions have had Scott Daly as their long snapper for the past three seasons, but the team is set to go in a different direction in 2024, according to a report.
One of the tightest position battles throughout Detroit Lions training camp involved the long snapper position. Scott Daly, who replaced Don Mulbach back in 2021, has reportedly been notified he will be released.
The Detroit Lions have made a decision on their long snapper for the 2024 season. The Detroit Lions will have a new long snapper in 2024. According to Dave Birkett, the Lions are cutting incumbent snapper Scott Daly and going with undrafted rookie long snapper Hogan Hatten.
The Detroit Lions have signed long snapper Scott Daly, who finished the 2023 season with a knee injury. The Detroit Lions have themselves a long snapper on the roster.