Harrison Mevis

NFL CAREER

• Has played in nine regular season contests and converted 12-of-13 field goal attempts and 39-of-39 extra point attempts.
• Has appeared in three postseason games and converted six-of-six field goal attempts (long of 50 yards) and all nine extra point attempts.
• Hit the game-winning field goal in the Divisional Round at Chicago during the 2025 postseason.
• Recorded a field goal long of 52 yards in Week 12 vs. the Bucs.
• Finished the 2025 season ranked 11th in field goal percentage (92.3%).

NFL CAREER

• Has played in nine regular season contests and converted 12-of-13 field goal attempts and 39-of-39 extra point attempts.
• Has appeared in three postseason games and converted six-of-six field goal attempts (long of 50 yards) and all nine extra point attempts.
• Hit the game-winning field goal in the Divisional Round at Chicago during the 2025 postseason.
• Recorded a field goal long of 52 yards in Week 12 vs. the Bucs.
• Finished the 2025 season ranked 11th in field goal percentage (92.3%).

COLLEGE

• Spent four season at Missouri (2020-23), playing in 49 career games.
• In his career, went 86-of-103 on field goal attempts and tallied 147 extra points for 405 career points.
• Set program records for career field goals made (86) and total points (405).
• As a senior in 2023, was named to the All-SEC Second-Team after converting 24-of-30 field goal attempts and making 45 extra points for 117 total points.
• Set the SEC record for the longest field goal in a game (61-yards).
• As a junior in 2022, went 22-of-28 in field goal attempts and totaled 33 extra points for 99 total points.
• As a sophomore in 2021, earned First Team All-SEC honors by The Associated Press and First-Team All-American honors by The Athletic.
• He converted 23-of-25 field goal attempts and tallied 41 extra points for 110 total points.
• As a freshman in 2020, went 17-of-20 in field goal attempts and added 28 extra points for 79 total points.

PERSONAL

• Was a three-star prospect by all the major recruiting platforms. ESPN ranked him as the second-best kicker in the 2019 recruiting class.
• Played goalie in soccer and was an all-conference selection in both football and soccer.
• His older brother, Andrew, kicked collegiately at Fordham and Iowa State.