Victor Matheson, an economics professor specializing in sports, and Chris Rubio, a longsnapping coach with unique training methods, discuss the surprising economics of long snapping in the NFL. They reveal how this specialized role transformed from a backup position to a millionaire's job just before the Super Bowl. The duo dives into the historical impact of specialization, highlighting long snappers' critical contributions to game outcomes. They also touch on safety regulations, coaching intricacies, and the financial implications of working in this niche sport.
