40. Mike Hollis
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Mike Hollis went undrafted out of Idaho in 1994, and after a failed attempt to land a job with the San Diego Chargers, the expansion of the National Football League to the city of Jacksonville would find him employment.
Hollis would become the Jaguars primary kicker for seven seasons, and from 1996 to 2000, he was perfect in Extra Points and would have a Field Goal Percentage average over 80%. In 1997, he would lead the NFL in Points Scored (137) and went to the Pro Bowl that year, and in 2000, his Field Goal Percentage was 92.3%, a career-high.
The Bullet Points
- Position: Place Kicker
- Acquired: Signed prior to the 1995 Season.
- Departed: Released after the 2001 Season.
- Games Played: 108
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Notable Statistics:
217 Field Goal Attempts
175 Field Goals
80.6 Field Goal Percentage
242 Extra Point Attempts
239 Extra Points
98.8 Extra Point Percentage
328 Kickoffs
19,912 Kickoff Yards
23 Approximate Value
8 Playoff Games
16 Field Goal Attempts
18 Field Goals
88.9 Field Goal Percentage
22 Extra Point Attempts
22 Extra Points
100.0 Extra Point Percentage
32 Kickoffs
1,920 Kickoff Yards -
Major Accolades and Awards:
Pro Bowl (1997)
Most Points Scored (1997)
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