Following a first-team Associated Press All-Pro season, Chris Boswell has been waiting for a pay raise. He’s minimally […] ...

Veteran kicker Chris Boswell has returned to the Pittsburgh Steelers after a hold-in, participating in their preseason game.

In 2018, after signing a four-year, $16.8 million contract, Boswell made a career-low 65 percent of his field goal attempts.

Boswell, who was 41 of 44 on field goal attempts in 2024, nearly broke an NFL single-season record. The record is 44 field goals, set by San Francisco 49ers kicker David Akers in 2011.

Boswell is referring to the bounceback he showed in 2019 — making 57 of 59 placekicks — after his job was put on public notice following a 2018 in which he made just 65% of his field-goal ...

Given his performance last season, it's safe to say Boswell is due for a raise. In 2024, Boswell led the NFL in field goals (41 on 44 attempts) and made each of his 35 point-after attempts. He ...

Oct 20, 2024; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA; Pittsburgh Steelers place kicker Chris Boswell (9) watches a field goal as j23 looks on during the first quarter at Acrisure Stadium.

Previously, he had never topped 135 points in a season. For his career, Boswell has made 88% of his field goal tries, a rate that ranks second among kickers (minimum 300 attempts) since 2015.