Anchorage’s Jeff Overbaugh was the 11th Alaskan to play in the NFL, but he’s going to be the first to play in the Alliance of American Football. The 25-year-old long snapper with the Atlanta Legends will be on the field Saturday for opening night of the AAF’s inaugural season. The 8-team league kicks off this… Read more »
The Atlanta Falcons didn’t bring in long snapper Jeff Overbaugh of Anchorage to play right away, but that might be the case. Signed to the practice squad only a few days ago, the second-year player has been called up to work out with the special team at official practice and has been alternating snaps with… Read more »
On Christmas Eve he was unemployed, watching football on TV. On Christmas he was on an airplane headed to Minneapolis for a tryout with the Minnesota Vikings. For New Years Eve, Anchorage’s Jeff Overbaugh will celebrate as an NFL player. It’s been quite the holiday season for the 24-year-old rookie, who today was signed to… Read more »
The NFL season didn’t feature an Alaskan for the first time since 1988, but Jeff Overbaugh of Anchorage could start a new streak next year. The 23-year-old rookie long snapper signed a future contract with the Denver Broncos and will be officially added to the roster when the new league season begins in early March…. Read more »
Jeff Overbaugh’s NFL dream won’t come true in Los Angeles this year. The Rams today released more than a dozen players, including the undrafted Anchorage long snapper out of San Diego State as the deadline looms for NFL teams to trim their rosters down to 53 players. “My time with the Rams was incredible,” Overbaugh… Read more »
Close to 90,000 fans packed into the Coliseum last night to help welcome the Los Angeles Rams back to the NFL. They also watched Jeff Overbaugh of Anchorage get his first taste of professional football. The undrafted rookie long snapper out of San Diego State played on special teams for the Rams in a 28-24… Read more »
Anchorage’s Jeff Overbaugh officially joined the 90-man roster for the Los Angeles Rams, meaning his quest to play in the NFL is on the right track. The undrafted rookie long snapper out of San Diego State signed with the team to fill a vacated roster spot. Overbaugh, of Service High fame, had been attending offseason… Read more »
He didn’t hear his name called during the NFL Draft, but shortly afterwards Jeff Overbaugh of Anchorage answered the call from the Los Angeles Rams. The former San Diego State long snapper told the Alaska Dispatch News that the Rams called him after the Saturday’s third and final day of the draft, offering him a… Read more »
Former San Diego State long snapper Jeff Overbaugh of Anchorage has been named to the National Football Foundation Hampshire Honor Society. Overbaugh, one of only three players in school history to play in 53 games at SDSU, was perfect last season in snaps, going 156-for-156 [includes punt snaps, PAT snaps and field goal snaps]. For… Read more »
San Diego State long snapper Jeff Overbaugh of Anchorage did his job to perfection. He didn’t miss a game in his college football career and he didn’t miss the mark on 510 career snaps. His excellent effort didn’t go unnoticed, either. The 6-foot-2, 240-pound senior was named a Second Team All-American by Chris Sailer Kicking… Read more »
