Unlocking the Secret Twist That Changes Everything You Thought You Knew

Ever wonder what separates a clutch NFL kicker from just, well, another guy lining up for the kick? Picture this: the pressure’s immense, the crowd’s roaring, and there’s Chris Boswell, cool as ever, nailing not one but two field goals to catapult himself into the top three all-time for field goal percentage. That’s right—Boswell isn’t just toeing the line; he’s rewriting history while most kickers are missing what used to be “routine” kicks. Steelers fans might be sipping their morning coffee, never fully appreciating just how lucky they are to have a guy Mike Tomlin calls a “serial killer” for his ice-cold nerve under pressure. It’s a rare breed—someone who chases perfection in a game where every inch counts—and Boswell’s proving age ain’t slowing him down. So buckle up, because this ace kicker’s story deserves a spotlight far beyond the stadium lights.

Back in the day, NFL teams could trust their kickers to get the job done.

Unless it was a 60-yarder or longer, they usually took care of business in the clutch.

However, that’s sometimes no longer the case.

That’s why the Pittsburgh Steelers have to feel so thankful for Chris Boswell.

As pointed out by Alex Kozora on X, the veteran joined elite company with his latest performance.

With two field goals in Week 1, he moved into third place for the best field goal percentage in NFL history.

At 88.1 percent, he trails only Harrison Butker (88.8 percent) and Justin Tucker (89.1 percent).

With Chris Boswell's two field goals Sunday, he moved into third place for the best FG % in NFL history. #Steelers

1. Justin Tucker – 89.1%
2. Harrison Butker – 88.8%
3. Chris Boswell – 88.1%

— Alex Kozora (@Alex_Kozora) September 8, 2025

Tucker is unlikely to get another chance in the league, so Boswell has a chance to catch both of them at some point, even though players don’t usually get better as they advance in age.

After Boswell made a game-winning 60-yard field goal against the New York Jets, Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin called him a “serial killer” and joked about his low heart rate.

That may go down as one of the greatest sports quotes of all time, but it’s also easy to understand where Tomlin is coming from.

Boswell is the type of player who always rises to the occasion when the stakes are higher.

Other NFL kickers miss routine kicks, and special team units block more attempts by the week, but the Steelers know they can always rely on Boswell to take care of business, regardless of the circumstance or the distance.

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