The New York Jets are facing uncertainty at the kicker position as they enter training camp. With rookie Caden Davis, an undrafted free agent, and second-year player Harrison Mevis battling for the role, concerns have arisen regarding their inexperience, as neither has kicked in a regular season NFL game.

After inconsistent performances from both, general manager Darren Mougey is exploring alternative options, including the potential return of veteran kicker Nick Folk, who previously played for the Jets before finding success with the New England Patriots. The Jets are keen on securing a reliable kicker ahead of the season to bolster their chances of success.

Harrison Mevis, dubbed the 'Thiccer Kicker' for his impressive stature of 6 feet and 242 pounds, has signed with the New York Jets after an impressive stint in the UFL. Known for his remarkable kicking abilities, he successfully converted nearly all kicks with the Birmingham Stallions, showcasing his talent with a notable 61-yarder against Kansas State. Though he briefly joined the Carolina Panthers, he never had the opportunity to make his mark with them.

Now, with the Jets, Mevis faces competition from fellow kickers Anders Carlson and rookie Caden Davis as he aims to secure a spot on the roster. His unique nickname, attributed to former Missouri punter Grant McKinniss, reflects both his physical presence and his role as a kicker. Fans are eager to see if he can continue his success at the professional level.