Harrison Mevis

Harrison Mevis enters the 2026 fantasy football season in a strong spot as the Rams’ expected kicker, and his job security looks better than it did a year ago after Los Angeles tendered him as an exclusive-rights free agent in March, keeping him tied to the team through 2026. That matters for fantasy because the biggest red flag for kickers is usually uncertainty, and Mevis has some real stability right now.

The appeal is obvious: he was highly efficient in his first extended run with the Rams, going 12-for-13 on field goals and perfect on extra points in the regular season, then staying perfect in the postseason on both field goals and PATs. That kind of accuracy gives him a legitimate chance to open the year as a top-tier streaming option or even a draftable kicker in leagues that value stability and scoring volume.

There is also no current injury concern in the recent reports surfaced here, which is exactly what fantasy managers want to hear from a kicker heading into September. Recent coverage from the Rams and team-focused outlets suggests he has been practicing well and is still the frontrunner for the job, so there is no sign of a camp battle threatening his role right now.

For fantasy, Mevis profiles as a dependable midrange option rather than a flashy ceiling play. If the Rams’ offense remains productive, he should have enough field-goal and extra-point chances to matter most weeks, and he is a good target for managers who want to avoid the annual kicker carousel. The only real thing to monitor is late-summer roster movement or a sudden camp competition, but as things stand, Mevis looks like a safe 2026 kicker investment.