Lucas Havrisik

Career StatsD+

Year	Team	GP	FG%
Career		9	79.2%
2025		3	100.0%
2023		9	75.0%

Updated Mar 22, 2026

Current Contract

Contract Value Index (CVI)

The Packers locked up Lucas Havrisik on what amounts to a steal of a deal, earning an impressive A- CVI that reflects exceptional value at the kicker position. At just $1.1M AAV, Green Bay is paying rotational player money for a specialist who has shown the reliability and leg strength to handle placekicking duties in one of the NFL's most demanding environments. The 26-year-old Havrisik sits in the sweet spot for kickers, old enough to have developed consistency but young enough to provide several years of stable production without the typical aging concerns that plague other positions. The low-risk contract structure gives the Packers maximum flexibility while securing a dependable option at a position where even marginal upgrades can swing close games. This represents the kind of smart, under-the-radar move that championship teams make — addressing a crucial need without breaking the bank or sacrificing resources that could be deployed elsewhere on the roster.

Performance Analysis

Lucas Havrisik earns a D+ grade as a kicker competing for the job in Green Bay. The Packers' placekicker position has been unsettled, and Havrisik is trying to claim it as his own. His leg strength is adequate for NFL distances, but the accuracy on shorter kicks needs to improve to inspire confidence from coaches. Green Bay needs stability at kicker, and Havrisik is one of the options being evaluated. The grade reflects a player whose ceiling is an average NFL kicker if he can find consistency.

Fan Sentiment

A low-risk, high-upside kicker signing with legitimate upside based on early performance. Headlines highlight his franchise-record 61-yard field goal, suggesting real leg talent worth developing. The strongest signal is that record-breaking kick — few undrafted kickers hit 61 yards in a real game. Fans are cautiously optimistic but skeptical given his subsequent release by the same team. Havrisik likely competes for the roster spot but needs consistency to stick long-term.