Cameron Dicker

Cameron Dicker, born May 6, 2000, is a professional NFL player known for his role as a kicker. He played college football at the University of Texas, where he developed a reputation for his precision and strong leg. Dicker began his NFL career in 2022, marking his rookie year with significant contributions to his team. Standing 73 inches tall and weighing 216 pounds, Dicker has shown remarkable consistency in his kicking performances. During the 2025 NFL season, Dicker achieved a field goal success rate of 92.683%, making 38 out of 41 attempts. Notably, he recorded a longest field goal of 59 yards, demonstrating his ability to execute long-distance kicks effectively. In addition to his field goals, Dicker maintains a perfect record for extra points in the postseason, with 100% accuracy on 8 attempts. His regular-season extra-point attempts show a success rate of 97.143%, with only one miss out of 35 attempts. Dicker's kickoff stats include 90 kickoffs covering 5508 yards, 16 touchbacks, and a strategic approach with 12 kickoffs reaching the endzone during the 2025 regular season. His career trajectory continues to be one of precision and reliability, earning him respect as a valuable asset on the field with the Chargers.