RotoAlphaNFL · 2026 Draft Prep
Cameron Dicker

#97 overall · LAC · 123.4 projected half-PPR pts · -6.5 Draft Value

Cameron Dicker — 2026 Fantasy Outlook

The case for drafting him

Cameron Dicker has been one of the most consistent kickers in the league over the past three seasons. From 2023 through 2025, he averaged 36 made field goals and 34 made extra points per season, on 38.7 field goal attempts and 35.3 extra point attempts — and he missed an average of just 2.3 field goals per year across that span. In 2024 he connected on 39 of 42 field goal attempts, and in 2025 he made 38 of 41. That kind of volume and accuracy, sustained over three full seasons with the Chargers, is the foundation of a reliable fantasy kicker. He sits at K3 at his position, and his track record gives that rank real grounding.

What the model projects

The model projects Dicker at 123.4 half-PPR fantasy points this season, placing him #97 overall and K3. His draft value of -6.5 reflects that he projects just below replacement level at the kicker position in a 12-team half-PPR baseline — a normal condition for kickers outside the very top of the position. He sits in Tier 9 on the overall board. The projection is built on a workload profile that has been remarkably stable: three straight seasons of 33–42 field goal attempts and 35–36 extra point attempts.

AttCompPass ydsPass TDINTCarRush ydsRush TDTgtRecRec ydsRec TDFGFGMXPHalf-PPR
20230000000000003135128.0
20240000000000003933150.0
20250000000000003834148.0
3-yr avg362.334139.7

The range of outcomes

Dicker's three-year average of 2.3 missed field goals per season signals tight accuracy, but kicker variance is real. Volume is the primary swing factor — the Chargers' offense dictates how many scoring opportunities he sees, and a down offensive year means fewer attempts. His 2024 peak of 42 field goal attempts and 39 makes represents the high end of what this role has produced; his 2023 line of 33 attempts and 31 makes shows the floor. Extra point consistency has been solid — he's converted 33–35 of 35–36 attempts in each of the last three seasons — so the variance lives almost entirely in field goal volume and distance distribution, not in his leg.

How to draft him

Dicker is not being drafted consistently enough across platforms to carry a market ADP, so there is no pick-number pressure attached to him right now. At K3 and #97 overall, he is a late-round target in any 12-team snake draft. His bye falls in Week 7 — plan your kicker streaming week accordingly. Given his three-year track record of high volume and low misses, he is a set-and-forget option at the position once you land him.

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Questions drafters ask

How accurate has Dicker been over the past three seasons?

Very accurate. Over 2023–2025 he averaged just 2.3 missed field goals per season on 38.7 attempts, making 36 per year on average. In 2024 he went 39-for-42, and in 2025 he went 38-for-41.

What is his projection and where does he rank among kickers?

The model projects him at 123.4 half-PPR fantasy points, ranking him K3 at his position and #97 overall.

When do I need to draft him, and is there market pressure?

Dicker does not have a market ADP — he isn't being drafted consistently enough across platforms to produce one. There is no pick-number pressure; he is available as a late-round selection in 12-team snake drafts.

What is his bye week, and does his volume profile suggest he's worth a roster spot?

His bye is Week 7. His volume profile — 33 to 42 field goal attempts and 35 to 36 extra point attempts in each of the last three seasons — supports him as a reliable weekly starter at the position.

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