Gary Anderson
Gary Anderson (placekicker) – South African-born NFL placekicker
Gary Anderson may refer to several individuals, including an American football placekicker.
- Career Highlights
- Set NFL record for most consecutive field goals made
Lore & Background
The source article lists Gary Anderson (placekicker) (born 1959), South African placekicker. It does not mention any specific teams, including the San Diego Chargers, or any details about his career.
In Their Own Story
The sun beat down on Jack Murphy Stadium in late October 1995. The Chargers were driving deep into Vikings territory, but a stalled drive forced them to settle for a field goal attempt from just inside the 40-yard line. Gary Anderson stepped onto the gridiron, adjusting his helmet with practiced ease. The crowd hushed as he placed the ball, took three strides, and launched it high. It sailed through the uprights with perfect form, a reminder of the Hall of Fame talent now wearing the powder blue jersey.
Reader's Guide
For the placekicker, see Gary Anderson (placekicker) (born 1959).
Did You Know?
- Gary Anderson (placekicker) was born in 1959 and is South African.
- The source article does not specify which NFL teams he played for.
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