Wil Lutz reaches 113 straight extra points, setting NFL mark
The Broncos kicker passed Justin Tucker’s streak of 112, the previous high since the NFL moved extra points back in 2015.
Broncos kicker Wil Lutz converted two extra-point attempts in a win against the Chiefs, extending his run without a miss to 113. That puts him ahead of every other NFL kicker since a 2015 rule change added 13 yards to the distance for extra points.
Justin Tucker held the previous mark with 112 consecutive successful attempts for the Ravens. Lutz told the Denver Gazette’s Chris Tomasson that setting a record was not his objective; he wanted to convert every remaining extra-point attempt of the season.
Lutz last missed against the Bills on November 11, 2023, when his kick struck an upright. He later delivered the winning field goal as the clock expired, giving the Broncos a 24-22 victory.
The 32-year-old joined the Ravens in 2016 as an undrafted rookie. Before cutting him, then-coach John Harbaugh recommended him to Sean Payton, who was coaching the Saints. Payton brought Lutz to New Orleans and later traded for him after becoming the Broncos’ coach.
