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Lucas Havrisik

#344 overall · GB · 45.4 projected half-PPR pts · -84.5 Draft Value

Lucas Havrisik — 2026 Fantasy Outlook

The case for drafting him

Lucas Havrisik is Green Bay's kicker, and that roster spot is the entire argument. In 2023 he connected on 15 of 20 field goal attempts and converted 19 of 22 extra point tries — a workload that shows he can handle a full season's worth of opportunities when they come his way. His 2025 sample was limited (4-for-4 on field goals, 7-of-9 on extra points), but the accuracy held. Over the three-year aggregate window, he has averaged 9.5 made field goals and 13 made extra points per season against just 2.5 misses per season — a miss rate that is easy to live with. If Green Bay's offense keeps him busy, the counting stats are there to be had.

What the model projects

The projection for Havrisik is 45.4 half-PPR fantasy points in 2026. His draft value sits at -84.5, placing him #344 overall and K43 at his position. He lands in Tier 9. Green Bay's bye week is Week 11, which is a factor worth noting when setting your lineup calendar.

AttCompPass ydsPass TDINTCarRush ydsRush TDTgtRecRec ydsRec TDFGFGMXPHalf-PPR
2023000000000000151964.0
20250000000000004719.0
3-yr avg9.52.51339.0

The range of outcomes

Kicker variance is driven almost entirely by team context — how often the offense stalls in field goal range versus scores touchdowns, and how deep into opposing territory the team consistently drives. Havrisik's 2023 season (20 field goal attempts, 22 extra point attempts) represents the high end of what his recent history shows; his 2025 season (4 field goal attempts, 9 extra point attempts) represents the low end. The gap between those two seasons illustrates how wide the outcome band can be for a kicker whose role is tied to team-level variables outside his control. A full-season workload resembling 2023 is the bull case; a limited-opportunity season like 2025 is the bear case.

How to draft him

Havrisik is not being drafted consistently enough across platforms to carry a market ADP. In practice, that means he is available as a late-round or undrafted addition in most 2026 snake drafts. At K43 and #344 overall with a -84.5 draft value, he is a below-replacement-level projection at his position — the numbers say he is a depth option, not a target. If you are filling a kicker slot late and Green Bay's offense looks productive heading into the season, he is a name to know. His bye in Week 11 is manageable but worth accounting for when you finalize your roster.

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Questions drafters ask

What has Havrisik's field goal accuracy looked like in his recent seasons?

In 2023 he made 15 of 20 field goal attempts. In 2025 he made all 4 of his attempts. Over the three-year aggregate window (2023–2025), he averages 9.5 made field goals on 12 attempts per season, with just 2.5 misses per season.

Where does Havrisik rank among kickers for 2026 fantasy drafts?

He ranks K43 at his position and #344 overall, with a projected 45.4 half-PPR fantasy points and a draft value of -84.5. He sits in Tier 9.

When should I expect to draft Havrisik?

He does not have a market ADP — he is not being drafted consistently enough across platforms to produce one. He is effectively an undrafted or very late addition in most 2026 snake drafts.

What is Green Bay's bye week, and does it affect how I roster Havrisik?

Green Bay's bye is Week 11. If you roster Havrisik as your starting kicker, you will need a streaming option for that week.

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