John Carney

John Carney has transitioned from a record-setting NFL kicker to a respected coach and mentor, sharing decades of experience with a new generation of football specialists. After beginning his professional career as an undrafted free agent in 1987, John Carney went on to become one of the longest-tenured and most prolific kickers in NFL history, accumulating 2,062 points over his two-decade career. Carney’s early professional journey included stints with the Cincinnati Bengals (1987), Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1988-1989), and Los Angeles Rams (1990). His most significant period began with the San Diego Chargers, where he played for 11 seasons through 2000, becoming the Chargers’ all-time leading scorer.

He later established the Carney Training Facility, a dedicated platform through which he provides comprehensive mentorship and instruction to aspiring specialists at various levels, guiding them with the insights gained from his illustrious career. His lasting impact on the sport and the Saints organization was honored with his induction into the New Orleans Saints Hall of Fame. Today, John Carney stands as a respected coach and mentor, applying his unparalleled 23 years of NFL experience to cultivate the next generation of football specialists. Through the Carney Training Facility and ongoing consulting roles, he continues to share the durability, consistency, and strategic performance principles that defined his record-setting career, ensuring his legacy extends far beyond the field.