Jason Myers

Career StatsC+

Year	Team	GP	FG%
Career		148	85.6%
2025		17	85.4%
2024		17	86.7%
2023		17	83.3%
2022		17	91.9%
2021

Current Contract

Contract Value Index (CVI)

The Seahawks secured solid value with Jason Myers' 4-year, $21.1M extension, earning a B- CVI that reflects a fair deal for a serviceable starter at the kicker position. At $5.3M annually, Myers slots into the upper-middle tier of NFL kicker salaries, which aligns appropriately with his consistent but unspectacular production over recent seasons. The 33-year-old veteran brings reliability to Seattle's special teams unit, though his ceiling remains that of a steady contributor rather than an elite game-changer like Justin Tucker or Harrison Butker. The contract structure offers reasonable protection for Seattle with $8.7M guaranteed against a $21.1M total commitment, minimizing long-term risk while securing four years of stability at a position where consistency matters more than upside. This deal represents smart roster management by the Seahawks — they're paying market rate for a dependable kicker without breaking the bank, allowing them to allocate premium dollars to more impactful positions while avoiding the volatility that comes with rotating through cheaper, less proven options.

Contracts in the Same Value Band

Other same-position deals the Contract Value Index also places in the B band — a quick read on where Jason's contract sits relative to comparable money.

Performance Analysis

Jason Myers is an 11-year veteran placekicker for the Seattle Seahawks who has appeared in 148 career games, establishing himself as a reliable contributor in a specialized role. Currently graded as a C+, Myers represents a mid-tier option at a position where consistency matters most in playoff scenarios. His body of work demonstrates competence, though recent season-to-season volatility—dropping from C+ to C to D+ across the past three campaigns—raises durability questions at age 35. Myers's current 85.4% field goal accuracy sits marginally above the NFL average of 84.38%, indicating he remains capable of league-standard performance despite his age. However, the downward trajectory from 2024 to 2025, combined with his declining grade, suggests possible decline in pressure situations and leg strength. At 35, Myers faces the inherent challenge all aging kickers encounter: maintaining mechanical consistency and explosive power when recovery demands increase. Looking ahead, Myers's next season will be critical to determine whether 2025 represented a temporary dip or the beginning of a steeper decline. The Seahawks will need to evaluate whether he can stabilize his performance or whether they should explore younger alternatives. Given his veteran status and modest current output, Myers functions as a placeholder rather than a long-term solution, and any further regression could expedite a roster transition.

How Jason Compares at the Position

Jason Myers ranks 17th of 39 graded pks by performance. That slots Jason between Harrison Butker (C+) just ahead and Tyler Loop (C) just behind.

Current Sentiment

Jason Myers has emerged as one of the NFL's most reliable and clutch kickers, cementing his reputation with a historic Super Bowl LX performance that included five field goals and multiple single-season records. The 11-year veteran's consistency and big-game execution have elevated him from a solid starter to a franchise cornerstone in Seattle's special teams unit, with media and fan sentiment reflecting genuine appreciation for his role in the Seahawks' championship run. Recent coverage has shifted decidedly positive, with analysts and beat reporters highlighting Myers' 200-point season milestone and partnership with punter Michael Dickson as a model special teams duo. Contract extension discussions are now mainstream, suggesting the organization and fanbase view him as a long-term asset rather than a replaceable position. Heading into 2026, Myers enters the season with strong institutional and fan support, buoyed by postseason heroics that transcend typical kicker narratives.