Camaron Cheeseman Bio
Camaron Cheeseman is an American football long snapper born on April 26, 1998. He attended Gahanna Lincoln High School in Ohio before playing college football at Michigan, where he was listed at 6-foot-4 and 230 pounds. Cheeseman became a three-year letterman for the Wolverines and handled long-snapping duties for punts and field goals. He was also recognized as a Big Ten Distinguished Scholar and a two-time Academic All-Big Ten honoree.
Washington selected Cheeseman in the sixth round of the 2021 NFL Draft with the 225th overall pick. He spent three seasons with the organization, which changed its name from the Washington Football Team to the Washington Commanders during his tenure. The Commanders announced his release on December 18, 2023, ending his documented NFL affiliation with the club. The available sources reviewed for this update do not establish a subsequent team relationship, so his later career status is not characterized here as current employment.
Cheeseman’s position is specialized: the long snapper delivers controlled, repeatable snaps on punts, field goals and extra-point attempts. His college profile emphasized consistency and experience across Michigan’s kicking game, while NFL draft analysis described him as a dedicated snapping specialist with substantial collegiate experience. Those traits formed the basis of his professional opportunity, although his documented Washington tenure concluded with his December 2023 release.
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