How many times have NFL fans been watching a currently-tied game and your favorite team calls on their kicker? As fans we expect the kicker to make their kicks 100% of the time, especially if the game is on the line. Think about all the times that we have heard fans comment, "He has one job and its not that hard."When watching an NFL game, focus on the kicker on the sidelines. They are constantly kicking the football into the net trying to stay warm.Think about sitting on the sidelines for majority of the game and having to come out and nail a 55-yard field goal. Now add the pressure of winning a regular season game. Pretty simple, if the kicker misses 'it's okay there is always next week'. But what if it's an NFL Playoff game?Now think of this – it's the NFL Super Bowl and there are four seconds left in the game. The team is trailing by two points and if the kicker makes it they win the Super Bowl, and if he misses they lose. That is why it is one of the most difficult positions to play. On that note, let's take a look at how these five NFL kickers became the greatest of all time.5) John Carney (San Diego Chargers)John Carney played a total of 302 games in his 25 years in the NFL. He spent 19 years with the San Diego Chargers and New Orleans Saints before making stops with Tampa Bay, Jacksonville, Kansas City, New York Giants and Los Angeles Rams. Carney is fifth on the all-time scoring list in the NFL.September 19th, 1993: On this day in #NFL history, San Diego #Chargers Kicker John Carney booted six field goals in an 18-17 win over Houston. This set a new @NFL record with 29 consecutive field goals made. @CarneyCoaching pic.twitter.com/X6LS6hjZHr— Collectable (@CollectableApp) September 19, 2019John Carney's NFL Accomplishments:One Super Bowl RingOne NFL All-Pro SelectionTwo NFL Pro BowlsJohn Carney's NFL Stats:Field Goals Made: 478Field Goals Attempted: 580Extra Point Made: 628Extra Point Attempts: 638Total Points Scored: 2,0624) Jason Hanson (Detroit Lions)Jason Hanson would spend 21 years with the Detroit Lions. He would not play for another NFL team in his career. This is almost unheard of in today's NFL. Kickers are being released constantly and for Hanson to stay with one team for 21 years is remarkable. He is sitting at number four on the NFL all-time scoring list.K @MattPrater_5 has joined Sebastian Janikowski & Jason Hanson as the only kickers in @NFL history to make at least 50 field goals of 50+ yards 🙌 pic.twitter.com/95qEepYZTL— Detroit Lions (@Lions) October 18, 2019Jason Hanson's NFL Accomplishments:1992 NFL All-Rookie TeamTwo NFL Pro BowlsJason Hanson's NFL Stats:Field Goals Made: 495Field Goals Attempted: 601Extra Points Made: 665Extra Points Attempted: 673Total Points Scored: 2,1503) Gary Anderson (Pittsburgh Steelers)Gary Anderson would play 353 total games in the 23 years that he spent in the NFL. He represented the Pittsburgh Steelers for 13 years and holds majority of the Steelers' kicking records. In 1998, Gary Anderson would make all the 35 field goals he attempted and all the 59 extra points as well. Hitting 100% in both the categories is difficult for any kicker. Anderson is number three on the NFL all time scoring list.GARY ANDERSON-2021 HoF nominee-Steelers all-time leading scorer-Most accurate kicker in NFL history during career-Surpassed Blanda for most career pts in NFL history (now 3rd)-NFL All-Decade Team 1980’s & 1990’s-Greatest FG in Steelers history ⬇️pic.twitter.com/WGoFlksDGn— Steel City Star (@steelcitystar) September 16, 2020Gary Anderson's NFL Accomplishments:Pro Football Hall-of-Fame 2nd team All-1980's TeamPro Football Hall-of-Fame 2nd team All-1990's Team1982 NFL All-Rookie TeamFour NFL Pro BowlsOne NFL All-Pro TeamGary Anderson's NFL Stats:Field Goals Made: 538Field Goals Attempted: 672Extra Points Made: 820Extra Points Attempted: 827Total Points Scored: 2,4342) Morten Andersen (New Orleans Saints)Morten Andersen played in a total of 382 games in a 25-year long NFL career. Andersen played majority of his career for the New Orleans Saints and Atlanta Falcons. He is the only kicker in the NFL points scored list who has been inducted into the Pro Football Hall-of-Fame. Morten Andersen is currently second on the NFL all-time scoring list.🚨 HALL OF FAME KICKER HIGHLIGHTS 🚨The very best from the NFL's all-time leading scorer, Morten Andersen! #PFHOF17 pic.twitter.com/zdLlx0Dq5i— NFL (@NFL) August 5, 2017Morten Andersen's NFL Accomplishments:Pro Football Hall-of-Fame 1st team All-1980's TeamPro Football Hall-of-Fame 1st team All-1990's TeamSeven NFL Pro BowlsThree NFL All-Pro TeamsInducted into the Pro Football Hall-of-FameMorten Andersen's NFL Stats:Field Goals Made: 565Field Goals Attempted: 709Extra Points Made: 849Extra Points Attempted: 859Total Points Scored: 2,5441) Adam Vinatieri (Indianapolis Colts)Adam Vinatieri played in a total of 365 games in 24 years in the NFL. He would play for just two teams – 14 years with the Colts and 10 years with the Patriots. Vinatieri is the only kicker on the list to win multiple Super Bowls and only player on the list to win a Super Bowl with two different teams.The NFL’s new all-time leading scorer, Adam Vinatieri, who passed Morten Andersen (2,544 points) today on his way into the record book and Canton. The NFL’s greatest all-time kicker is now its all-time leading scorer with 2,547 points. And counting. pic.twitter.com/b9kOtoxUTR— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) October 28, 2018Adam Vinatieri's NFL Accomplishments:Pro Football Hall-of-Fame 1st team All-2000s Team1996 NFL All-Rookie Team2015 NFL Top 100NFL 100 All Time TeamThree NFL Pro BowlsThree NFL All-Pro TeamsFour Super Bowl ChampionshipsAdam Vinatieri's NFL Stats:Field Goals Made: 599Field Goals Attempted: 715Extra Points Made: 874Extra Points Attempted: 898Total Points Scored: 2,673