That is a fantastic question that could result in a number of different answers. Adam Vinatieri owns the NFL record for most career field goals, with 599. Justin Tucker currently holds the record for the highest career field goal percentage, the only kicker in NFL history to hold a career field goal percentage of over 90%. Other kickers that would have to be in the discussion include Morten Andersen and Jan Stenerud, the only two full-time kickers currently inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Mark Moseley also deserves some consideration, as he won the MVP award as a kicker in 1982. Moseley was also noted for his knack for making field goals in high-pressure situations. Gary Anderson is another kicker to consider as the best NFL kicker of all time. He is one of only three NFL kickers to make over 500 field goals. Gary Anderson kicked the most field goals of any kicker in the 1990s and the third most in the 1980s.  One thing to remember is that kickers are specialists today; their only role on the team is to kick. They can focus solely on kicking. In previous eras, rosters were smaller in size and so players played other positions on the field. Good examples include Bob Waterfield and George Blanda, who were also their teams’ starting quarterbacks. Cleveland offensive lineman Lou Groza set a single-season field goal percentage record in 1953 that stood into the 1980s. Paul Hornung and Gino Cappelletti were two other star players who also kicked well for their teams.