COLUMBUS, Ohio — One of the most consistent Ohio State football performers of the past four years is heading west for his NFL shot. Per Joey Kaufman of the Columbus Dispatch, long snapper Liam McCullough has agreed to join the Las Vegas Raiders as an undrafted free agent. Per OSU, McCullough did not misshandle a snap while playing in 54 of 55 games between 2016-19. That included 577 consecutive good snaps on punts, point-after touchdowns and field goals. McCullough was a finalist for the Patrick Mannelly Award, given annually to the nation’s top long snapper. McCullough’s younger brother, Roen, could succeed him as the Buckeyes’ long snapper in 2020. The Raiders also drafted Buckeyes cornerback Damon Arnette 19th overall in Thursday’s first round of the 2020 NFL Draft. More Buckeyes coverage J.K. Dobbins taken 55th overall by Baltimore Ravens in NFL Draft What Dobbins said about playing for Jim Harbaugh’s…
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