Following a season with some uncharacteristic ups and downs, as well as a knee injury, the Kansas City Chiefs kicker is making some adjustments to his kicking motion ahead of the 2025 season.

 

Harrison Butker has been one of the league's most accurate kickers in the history of the NFL since entering the league in 2017, helping the Chiefs win three Super Bowls, and converting on 88.6% of kicks in his NFL career.

 

Butker says he's been focusing on his follow through when kicking this camp.

 

In addition to technique adjustments, recent NFL rule changes on kickoffs have impacted Butker's strategy, with offenses starting at the 35-yard line following a touchback. He says the changes have caused a change in approach on the kickoff.

 

Butker is entering his ninth season in the NFL, and is still the all-time leading scorer in the history of Georgia Tech.