[5] On December 22, 2015, Lovato was signed by the Green Bay Packers after starting long snapper Brett Goode suffered a season-ending knee injury.

[6] Prior to being signed, he was working at a sandwich shop in Lincroft, New Jersey owned by his father and uncle.

[7] Lovato became the first Old Dominion alumnus to play in a regular-season NFL game after handling snapping duties for every punt and field goal against the Arizona Cardinals in Week 16.

[11] On December 12, 2016, Lovato was signed by the Philadelphia Eagles after starting long snapper Jon Dorenbos suffered a broken wrist.

[19] Philadelphia would go on to win 40-22 and deny the Kansas City Chiefs of a three-peat in their blowout Super Bowl LIX victory on February 9th, 2025.

[20] Lovato joins defensive end Brandon Graham, offensive tackle Lane Johnson, and kicker Jake Elliott as the only four players to win both Super Bowls with the Eagles.