The Los Angeles Chargers today agreed to terms with kicker Cameron Dicker on a multi-year extension.
One of the NFL's top kickers over the last two seasons, Dicker's 94.5 field goal percentage (52-of-55) is the best by any player with at least 50 attempts in NFL history. He owns the top two most efficient seasons by a kicker in Chargers history (min. 15 attempts), making 95.0 percent of his field goals with the Bolts in 2022 and 93.9 percent last season. Since the extra point was moved back in 2015, Dicker's extra point percentage is the best by any NFL kicker with at least 50 attempts in that span.
The former Texas Longhorn recorded one of the best rookie seasons by a kicker in NFL history, earning AFC Special Teams Player of the Month for December/January and two Special Teams Player of the Week honors (Week 5 with Philadelphia and Week 9 with the Chargers). He was an All-Rookie selection by the Professional Football Writers of America after making 21-of-22 field goals (95.5 pct.) on the season. The 95.5 field goal percentage was the best by a rookie kicker since the 1970 NFL-AFL Merger among players with at least 15 field goal attempts. Dicker kicked at the University of Texas for four seasons (2018-21), earning first-team All-Big XII recognition at punter and honorable mention at kicker as a senior for the Longhorns.
