Wil Lutz holds the PK · Starter spot in Denver Broncos’s kicker room. Where he sits among the room’s front-line roles:

Wil Lutz played 19 games in 2025 with a 0% snap share.

Wil Lutz, a 10th-year kicker from Georgia State, joined the NFL as a college free agent with Baltimore on May 6, 2016, and was traded to Denver by New Orleans on August 29, 2023. In 131 games across both franchises, he has made 226-of-263 field goals (85.9%) and 361-of-370 extra points (97.6%) for 1,039 points, ranking second among active kickers since 2016. He became the fifth-fastest player to reach 1,000 career points in 127 games and tied for eighth-fastest to reach 200 career field goals made in 116 games. In 2024, his second Denver season, Lutz made 31-of-34 field goals and all 46 PATs for 139 points, tied for the franchise single-season record in field goals made.

Saints2016 – 2022

Broncos2023 — present

CollegeGeorgia StateAcquiredAcquired from Baltimore Ravens · drafted thereHometownNewnan, GAAlso playsPK1