Matt Bahr: Career Overview

Position: Specialist (Kicker) Date of Birth: July 6, 1956

Career Timeline

• Pittsburgh Steelers (1979-1981) - Matt Bahr began his NFL career with the Pittsburgh Steelers, contributing as a kicker during the early years of his professional journey.
• San Francisco 49ers (1982-1983) - Bahr played two seasons with the 49ers, showcasing his kicking abilities and helping the team during his tenure.
• Cleveland Browns (1984-1985) - He made a mark with the Browns, participating in notable games and contributing to the team's special teams.
• New York Giants (1986-1992) - Bahr achieved significant success with the Giants, including winning Super Bowl XXV in
  1991. His performance in crucial moments helped solidify his reputation.
• Philadelphia Eagles (1993) - Bahr had a brief stint with the Eagles, continuing to display his skills as a reliable kicker.
• New England Patriots (1994-1995) - He concluded his NFL career with the Patriots, providing veteran experience and stability in the kicking game.

Highlights and Accomplishments

• Super Bowl Champion: Bahr was a pivotal part of the New York Giants team that won Super Bowl XXV, known for its close victory over the Buffalo Bills.
• Notable Kicking Performance: Bahr is remembered for his clutch kicking abilities, particularly in high-pressure situations throughout his career.
• Versatile Specialist: Over his 16-year career, Bahr played for six different teams, showcasing his adaptability and longevity in the league.

Legacy

Matt Bahr remains a respected figure in the world of NFL kickers, having contributed to multiple teams with his skills and experience. His participation in a Super Bowl victory and consistent performance over the years has left a mark on the history of the teams he played for.