James Freisem had a solid showing at the Rubio Long Snapping New Jersey Camp on March 8, 2026, bringing a nice athletic frame and a well-built body that gives him a strong foundation at the position. His starting form is good, the ball jumps out of the gate well, and he shows solid balance throughout the snapping motion. Focusing on slow motion drills will help get his muscular legs more involved in the process, which will create more consistent speed on the ball. Making sure he avoids dragging the ball will also tighten his spiral significantly. Very good start for James with lots of upside moving forward, and I’m excited to see him at a Rubio Long Snapping camp in the spring and at VEGAS 48 in May.