Rising Star Harrison Mevis Progresses to Rams Starting Kicker Job
The Los Angeles Rams have made a significant change in their kicking game by promoting Harrison Mevis to the starting kicker position. This decision comes after the team experienced difficulties with their former kicker, Joshua Karty.
Harrison Mevis: The New Rams Kicker
Harrison Mevis, who has never played in an NFL regular season game before, has quickly built a reputation in the league. Nicknamed the “Thiccer Kicker,” Mevis stands at 6 feet tall and weighs 245 pounds, making him a formidable presence. His weight has notably increased from 236 pounds during his college career at Missouri to 242 pounds while playing in the UFL.
Impressive College and UFL Career
Mevis has an impressive kicking record. During his college football tenure, he successfully completed a total of 86 field goals. Notably, he set an SEC record by making a 61-yard field goal while at Mizzou.
- College Field Goals: 86
- SEC Record Field Goal: 61 yards
After college, he showcased his skills in the UFL, where he finished the 2025 season with remarkable stats. Mevis successfully converted 20 out of 21 field goal attempts for the Birmingham Stallions, with his longest kick at 54 yards.
Current Performance with the Rams
Transitioning to the NFL, Mevis has made a flawless start. Heading into the upcoming Week 16 Thursday Night Football game, he has successfully converted all five of his field goal attempts. Additionally, he has achieved a perfect record in extra point attempts, successfully kicking 28.
- NFL Field Goals Made: 5
- NFL Extra Points Made: 28
Harrison Mevis’s journey from college star to emerging NFL kicker reflects his determination and talent. As he takes on the role of the Rams’ starting kicker, all eyes will be on his performance in the coming games.
