Jake Elliott - Career Overview
Date of Birth: January 21, 1995
College: University of Memphis
Position: Kicker (K)
NFL Team: Philadelphia Eagles (PHI)
Career Timeline
- 2017: Drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles in the fifth round of the NFL Draft.
- 2017: Made an immediate impact as a rookie, connecting on a 61-yard field goal against the New York Giants, which became one of the longest field goals in franchise history.
- 2018: Continued to serve as the team's kicker, helping the Eagles secure a playoff berth.
- 2018 Season: Played a key role in the Eagles' Super Bowl LII victory, making all of his extra points and a crucial field goal in the championship game against the New England Patriots.
- 2019-2021: Maintained consistent performance, earning a reputation for being reliable in high-pressure situations.
- 2022: Re-signed with the Eagles, continuing to be a vital part of the team's special teams unit.
- 2023: Achieved personal bests in field goal percentage and scoring, solidifying his position as one of the top kickers in the league.
- 2024: Continued his career with the Philadelphia Eagles, contributing to the team's success and maintaining his status as a reliable kicker.
Highlights & Accomplishments
- Super Bowl LII Champion (2018)
- 61-yard field goal in 2017, one of the longest in Eagles history
- Consistent scoring ability with a high field goal percentage throughout his career
- Recognized for clutch performances in critical game situations
Jake Elliott has established himself as a reliable kicker for the Philadelphia Eagles since being drafted in
2017. His standout performances, especially during the Eagles' Super Bowl-winning season, have made him a key contributor to the team's success. Known for his strong leg and composure under pressure, Elliott continues to be a vital part of the Eagles' special teams.