The Washington Commanders will attempt to derail the Chiefs without Jayden Daniels on Monday, but their Marcus Mariota-led effort will involve a backup kicker as well.
The Washington Commanders and Kansas City Chiefs have announced their official promotions from their practice squads in anticipation of their Monday Night Football matchup for Week 8.
It happened again. Perhaps that shouldn't be surprising to Kansas City Chiefs fans at this point, but kicker Harrison Butker missed an extra point in the first quarter—and it wasn't even close.
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The Chiefs have a Harrison Butker problem. In every game so far this season, the kicker has made a mistake. He has missed at least one kick, whether it be an extra point or field goal, in each of the first four games.
Throughout the Kansas City Chiefs’ dynastic run, kicker Harrison Butker has been one of the most consistent and clutch players on the roster. Butker’s leg has helped secure multiple playoff victories and Super Bowl titles, earning him a lucrative contract extension last season.
After a boneheaded out-of-bounds kickoff in Jacksonville that gifted the Jaguars a head start in their game-winning drive, social media was set ablaze by fans trolling Butker for his blunder, with many demanding his dismissal.
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Ugh, here we are again. Another week, and here I am, writing another article about how Harrison Butker’s struggles have hurt the Kansas City Chiefs this season.
Harrison Butker is missing too many kicks. The Kansas City Chiefs’ star kicker missed another field goal on Sunday, one of the few downsides from what was otherwise an excellent 37-20 win over the Baltimore Ravens.
The spotlight in Kansas City this Week isn’t on the electric offense or the roaring Arrowhead crowd. The league’s highest-paid place-kicker, Harrison Butker, suddenly finds himself under a magnifying glass that’s as sharp as the red-and-yellow banners that fill the stadium on Sundays.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Kansas City assistant head coach/special teams coordinator Dave Toub spoke to reporters prior to Thursday’s practice. The Chiefs (1-2) are hosting the Baltimore Ravens (1-2) on Sunday at Arrowhead Stadium (3:25 p.m.
For years, the Kansas City Chiefs have possessed one of the greatest advantages in the National Football League—a trustworthy and dependable kicker. But three weeks into the new season, it looks like that advantage might be disappearing.
As the nation processes the shock of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk’s assassination in Utah, Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker has emerged as one of the most prominent public voices bridging faith, sport, and the broader cultural conversation.
The Kansas City Chiefs have won many games over the years thanks to game-winning field goals from Harrison Butker. The Chiefs signed Butker off the Carolina Panthers' practice squad in 2017, and he has been one of the best kickers in the league ever since.
Going into the 2025 campaign, the Kansas City Chiefs and the rest of the NFL's franchises will have to make some adjustments to their game plans when it comes to kickoffs.
Harrison Butker has been one of the best kickers in the NFL since his rookie season back in 2017. He led the NFL in scoring in 2019 and owns the record for the longest field goal ever made (57 yards) in a Super Bowl (LVIII).
As the Kansas City Chiefs prepare for the 2025 NFL season, kicker Harrison Butker is embracing his popular nickname, “Buttkicker.” After a challenging offseason following a Super Bowl loss, the team is focused on redemption and returning to championship form.
It has been a long offseason for the Kansas City Chiefs. After coming up short in their quest for a third straight Super Bowl title, the team is focused on returning to the big game for a fourth consecutive year.
The Kansas City Chiefs have seen a ton of success from place kicker Harrison Butker over the years, as he holds a career field goal percentage of 88.6%.
Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker got a kick in the groin after his team’s beatdown loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX. Daniel Matthews