2 years agoFree-agent kicker
Robbie Gould would like to continue playing. The 40-year-old has had a lengthy, successful career since entering the league in 2005, suiting up for the Bears, Giants, and most recently, the 49ers. He's made 86.5% of his field goal attempts, although his production has dipped over the years. That said, there's a good chance Gould at least receives a training camp invite. But even if he inks a contract with an NFL club, his fantasy outlook isn't as bright as others at the position.
--Dennis Clausen - RotoBallerSource: Michael David Smith
2 years agoImpending free-agent kicker
Robbie Gould isn't returning to San Francisco, with the 40-year-old informing ESPN's Adam Schefter that he'll "be kicking elsewhere in 2023." Gould already scoffed at retirement rumors in February, so it appears he's in line to suit up for a new team for his 19th year in the National Football League. The veteran, who missed five of his 32 field goal attempts and made 50 of his 51 extra point tries last season, will go down as one of the best at the position when everything is said and done. Assuming Gould finds a new club during the offseason, he's projected to remain a starting fantasy option in 2023-24.
--Dennis Clausen - RotoBallerSource: Charean Williams
2 years agoSan Francisco 49ers kicker
Robbie Gould made the only extra point he attempted and did not try any field goals in the Niners' 7-31 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in the NFC Championship Game. After two-straight games making four field goals, this was an extremely disappointing game for Gould starters. The 49ers offense was already in for a tough game, but the going got tougher when quarterback
Brock Purdy left the game in the first quarter with an elbow injury. No. 4 quarterback
Josh Johnson was then taken out and put in concussion protocol. Purdy returned but was severely hampered. Ultimately, the 49ers only gained 164 yards all game and never got into the red zone.
--Mitchell Blatt - RotoBallerSource: ESPN
2 years agoAfter kicking four field goals in each of the first two rounds of the playoffs, San Francisco 49ers kicker
Robbie Gould remains a quality starter in the NFC Championship Game against the Philadelphia Eagles. Philly allows 19.5 points per game on average, which is the sixth-fewest, but only 0.2 points per game fewer than the Dallas Cowboys. The 49ers likely will not score a large number of touchdowns, but if they can move the ball enough to get into field goal range, Gould could have a solid game.
--Mitchell Blatt - RotoBallerSource: NFL.com
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