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Nick Novak

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Nick Novak is an NFL K. He last played in 2017 with LAC, a career spanning 13 NFL seasons. Last season's 52.7 ScoutIndex Rating landed in the 51st percentile among Ks, below average for the position.

Size

6'0", 200#

College

Maryland

Draft

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Seasons

2005–2017

2011 ScoutIndex Rating · K

Methodology
42.3

35th percentile among Ks

15 games · 34 fg_att

Volume×0.2+0.67
FG rate×0.55-0.63
PAT rate×0.1-1.88
Long range×0.15+0.29

Career (regular season)

SeasonTmSIGPass ydsPass TDRush ydsRush TDRecRec ydsRec TD
2017LAC32.97
2016HOU52.716
2015HOU5213
2014LAC54.516
2013LAC62.216
2012LAC59.213
2011LAC42.315
2008KC17.66
2006WAS11.86
2005WAS45.110

Career profile

Across 10 NFL seasons on file, Nick Novak has played in 118 regular-season games, playing for 5 teams: WAS (2005–2006), KC (2008), LAC (2011–2014), HOU (2015–2016), LAC (2017).

By the ScoutIndex Rating, his best qualified season was 2013: a 62.2, in the 79th percentile among Ks that year.

2011 splits

regular season

2011 game log

WkOppLineScore
Week 2NE—40.3
Week 3KC—58.2
Week 4MIA—73
Week 5DEN—73.3
Week 7NYJ—43.7
Week 8KC—53.2
Week 9GB—63.5
Week 10LV—37.9
Week 11CHI—50.2
Week 12DEN—23.9
Week 13JAX—58.6
Week 14BUF—55.7
Week 15BAL—48.8
Week 16DET—47.6
Week 17LV—44.9

Nick Novak — common questions

What position does Nick Novak play?
Nick Novak is listed as a K.
Which teams has Nick Novak played for?
In the seasons on file (1999 onward), Nick Novak has played for WAS (2005–2006), KC (2008), LAC (2011–2014), HOU (2015–2016), LAC (2017).
Where did Nick Novak go to college?
Nick Novak played college football at Maryland.
How many touchdowns has Nick Novak scored?
Nick Novak has no rushing, receiving or passing touchdowns in the regular-season games on file.
What is Nick Novak's ScoutIndex Rating?
Nick Novak rated 32.9 for 2017, the 14th percentile among Ks (provisional or limited sample). Ratings run 0–99; about 60 is a league-average qualified starter.

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