The Rams are re-signing K Brett Maher , HC Sean McVay told reporters on Monday.
Maher kicked for the Rams earlier this season but was replaced by K Lucas Havrisik.
After Havrisik missed two extra points in Sunday’s win against the Giants, the Rams lost patience with him and are now circling back to where they began.
Maher, 33, originally signed on with the Jets as an undrafted free agent of Nebraska back in 2013. He lasted just a few months in New York before he was waived and later signed by the Cowboys during the preseason.
From there, Maher spent three years in the CFL before a brief stint with the Browns during the 2017 offseason. He later signed on with the Cowboys in 2018.
Maher played for the Jets, Washington and Texans before joining the Cardinals late in 2020. Arizona brought him back on a futures contract but waived him. He was then on and off of the Saints’ roster in 2021 before they waived him as well.
Maher returned to Dallas during training camp in 2022 and earned a spot on the active roster after a short stint on the practice squad to begin the season. The Broncos signed him to a contract last month only to release him last month.
He joined the Rams soon after but was cut earlier this season.
In 2023, Maher appeared in seven games for the Rams and converted 17 of 23 field goal attempts (73.9 percent) to go along with 12 of 13 extra point tries.
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