Jake Elliott

Career StatsD

Year	Team	GP	FG%
Career		83	83.7%
2025		17	74.1%
2024		17	77.8%
2023		17	93.8%
2022		16	87.0%
2021

Current Contract

Contract Value Index (CVI)

The Eagles locked up Jake Elliott with a **C CVI** deal that represents a slight overpay for their reliable but unspectacular kicker. At $5.7M per year, Philadelphia is paying above-average money for what amounts to rotational player production from their placekicker — a tier that suggests Elliott delivers competent but hardly elite results compared to his peers at the position. The three-year commitment through his prime kicking years makes sense from a stability standpoint, though the $5.0M in guaranteed money creates modest downside risk if his accuracy wavers. Elliott has been a steady contributor for the Eagles, but this contract essentially pays him like a top-10 kicker when his performance metrics place him more in the solid starter category. Philadelphia prioritized continuity and avoided the uncertainty of the kicker market, but they're paying a premium for that peace of mind rather than securing a true bargain at a position where value can often be found.

Performance Analysis

Jake Elliott grades at a D as a veteran kicker who has been the Eagles' reliable leg for nine consecutive seasons. His 216 career field goals at an 83.7% clip and over 1,000 total points is a franchise-caliber resume that includes his iconic rookie-year 61-yard game-winner. Elliott has not missed a game in five years, playing full 16-17 game seasons with remarkable consistency. The D grade likely reflects some accuracy inconsistency in recent seasons compared to the league's elite kickers, as 83.7% is good but not great by modern standards. Elliott is the kind of veteran kicker who has earned his job through longevity and clutch moments, even if the accuracy rate does not rank among the very best in the NFL.