2024 NFL Draft Prospects: Kicker

7/14/23: Mevis hit 22-of-28 – 79 percent- field goals in 2022, with the longest coming from 56 yards. He was a perfect 7-of-7 in the 40-49 range. Mevis had an excellent 2021 season, connecting on 92 percent of his field goals – 23-of-25 – and showed a strong leg, hitting three-of-three in the 50+ range. His season long was 56, and Mevis made 11-of-13 field goals in the 40-49-yard range. In 2020 as a freshman, Mevis hit 85 percent while kicking a long of 52.

7/14/23: In 2022, Delmas made 85 percent – 23-of-27 – of his field goals with a long of 51. Delmas showed off an accurate leg as a sophomore in 2021, hitting on 93 percent of his field goals. While he was 6-for-6 in the 40-49-yard range, his long of the season was only 47 yards and he missed his lone attempt from 50+. Delmas hit 88 percent in the shortened 2020 season. Showing more long-range ability in 2023 could help Delmas.

7/14/23: Shipley made 80 percent of his field goals in 2022 and hit a long of 49 yards. In 2021, he succeeded on 86 percent of his field goals – 18-of-21 – with a long of 49. Shipley was 7-for-10 in the 40-49-yard range that season.

7/14/23: Farrell went 4-of-8 on his field goals in 2022 with a long of 43 yards. In 2021, his first season kicking for Virginia, Farrell made 85 percent of his field goals. However, he was only 1-of-2 in 40-49-yard range and missed his lone attempt from 50-plus. Farrell will need to show more power in the future.

7/14/23: Lytton had a rough 2022 season, hitting only 9-of-17 attempts – 53 percent. He was good on 92 percent of his field goal attempts as a freshman in 2021. Lytton scored a long of 49, but he did not attempt a kick from 50 or beyond. Lytton needs to show more range in the seasons to come.