TL;DR
- Denver Broncos extended kicker Will Lutz's contract for three years, worth $16.1 million.
- This deal makes Lutz one of the NFL's highest-paid kickers with a $5.367 million yearly average.
- Lutz has been vital to the Broncos' 9-2 season, contributing significantly to their AFC West lead.
- He has a strong field goal conversion rate and perfect PAT record since joining the Broncos in 2023.
The Denver Broncos have extended kicker Will Lutz's contract for three years, valued at $16.1 million. This deal elevates his yearly average salary to $5.367 million, positioning him among the NFL's top-earning kickers, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
The nine-year veteran has been a crucial player for The Broncos' impressive 9-2 season, positioning them two games ahead in the AFC West. Lutz has proven dependable for The Broncos since his arrival in 2023 and will continue with the team for the foreseeable future.
In his time with the Broncos, Lutz has converted 88.6 percent of his field goal attempts, and has missed just two PAT’s. This season, Lutz is 17 for 20 on field goals, and a perfect 24 for 24 on PAT’s. His longest made field goal of the season was 57 yards.
Lutz aims to build on his impressive 2025 performance, with him and the Broncos appearing poised to become serious Super Bowl contenders.
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