At least that's what his hometown paper says. He also got quoted by the New York Times, whose Harvey Araton felt the need to explicate what our man Snee meant.

I don't know a lot about football—as a New York City resident, post-season Giants games on TV were about the extent of my football viewing—but I know that protecting Eli Manning while he makes those passes must be "challenging", to use the popular business-speak euphemism. I wonder if this very large, powerful man felt any ill will toward the guy who got the snee.com domain name before he did, forcing him to put his personal website at snee76.com? (Further background on the choice of this domain name.)