After a longer-than-expected wait, kicker Harrison Mevis has returned to an NFL roster. The Los Angeles Rams added Mevis to their practice squad, enhancing their specialist depth with the former Birmingham Stallions placekicker.
Mevis officially signed with the Los Angeles Rams on November 5, 2025, continuing the trend of skilled specialists moving from spring football leagues to the NFL.
Harrison Mevis officially signs with the Los Angeles Rams! #UFLtoNFL pic.twitter.com/tfBQupmnoV — United Football League (@TheUFL)
Nicknamed “The Thiccer Kicker,” Mevis had an impressive season with the Birmingham Stallions. He successfully converted 20 of 21 field goal attempts as Birmingham finished the USFL regular season with a 7-3 record, winning their conference.
Mevis excelled especially from long distances, making 5 of 6 kicks beyond 50 yards. His only miss came from 63 yards. He also averaged 64.9 yards on kickoff attempts, showing strong leg power.
Mevis was on fire this year – including a strong 5-6 performance from 50+ yards out. His only miss was from 63 yards. Additionally, Mevis averaged 64.9 yards on kickoff attempts. 🙌 pic.twitter.com/3R1NgjakeU — Birmingham Stallions (@UFLStallions)
After the UFL season, Mevis joined the New York Jets and competed with veteran kicker Nick Folk for the starting position. Although narrowly edged out by Folk, Mevis was placed on the Jets’ practice squad but was released early in the NFL season.
#UFLtoNFL: Former @USFLStallions standout kicker, Harrison Mevis, is 3/3 on the night with the #Jets. He's hit from 22, 27, and 39 yards out.
Summary: Harrison Mevis' journey from a successful USFL season to the Rams' practice squad highlights his persistence and potential as an NFL specialist.
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