Harrison Butker holds the PK · Starter spot in Kansas City Chiefs’s kicker room. Where he sits among the room’s front-line roles:

Harrison Butker played 17 games in 2025 with a 0% snap share.

Harrison Butker is a placekicker in his 10th season with the Kansas City Chiefs. The Georgia Tech product was drafted 233rd overall in the seventh round of the 2017 NFL Draft by Carolina before joining Kansas City on September 26, 2017. Over nine seasons with the Chiefs, Butker has accumulated 1,122 points, third-most in franchise history, with 251 field goals made on 284 attempts. He scored 147 points in 2019 and made 38 field goals in 2017, both single-season franchise records. Postseason, Butker has played 22 games across eight campaigns, recording 175 points and 36 made field goals, each a franchise record. He converted a 57-yard field goal in Super Bowl LVIII, the longest in Super Bowl history, and has appeared on the active roster for all three of the Chiefs' recent Super Bowl victories.

Georgia Tech2013 – 2016

Chiefs2017 — present

CollegeGeorgia TechDraftRound 7 · No. 233 overall · 2017 · CARAcquiredAcquired from Carolina Panthers · drafted thereHometownDecatur, GAAlso playsPK1