Broncos kicker Connor Barth made both of his field goal attempts as well as his only extra point attempt in Denver's 24-13 loss to the Colts Sunday. 

Barth made field goals from 45 and 41 yards respectively. He finishes the year going 17 of 18 on field goals and 16 of 16 on extra points in six games as a Bronco.

Panthers kicker Graham Gano made his only field goal attempt on Saturday against the Seahawks.

Gano actually had three attempts to make his one kick. The Panthers attempted a field goal just before half time, but penalty flags were thrown on the first two attempts. Gano would eventually make the kick on the third try. Gano also added two extra points. 

Ravens kicker Justin Tucker made his only field goal attempt as well as his four extra point attmepts in Baltimore's 35-31 loss to the Patriots Saturday.

Tucker's only field goal attempt came from 25 yards out. He finishes his season with 158 total points in 18 games. He went 33 of 38 on his field goal attempts and a perfect 49 of 49 on his extra points.

Kicker Matt Prater said he would like to return to the Lions' roster in 2015. He converted 21 of 26 field goals in 11 games after signing with Detroit in October.

"Yeah, I definitely want to come back here and I've talked with my agent and told people in the building that I want to come back," Prater said Monday, per The Detroit News. "I feel loyalty here because they gave me an opportunity and I had a lot of fun being here."

Prater was signed to a one-year deal after being cut by the Broncos on Oct. 3.

"I had other teams interested, too, but I really wanted to come here because I saw a great team," Prater said. "Coach (Jim) Caldwell and (special teams coach John Bonamego) and everyone, I wanted to come here to work with them. They put a lot of trust in me, so I didn't want to let them down. Now, I feel like I owe them, and so I want to stay here as long as I can."

Lions kicker Matt Prater made both his field-goal attempts in his team's 24-20 Wild Card loss to the Cowboys Sunday.

While the Lions had to deal with shakiness at the kicker position this season, cycling through three different kickers, Prater made both his kicks in the loss Sunday, with both field goals coming from within 40 yards. He also added two extra points for a total of eight points in the game.

Ravens kicker Justin Tucker made all three of his field goal attempts as well as all three of his extra points in Baltimore's 30-17 win over the Steelers Saturday. 

Tucker has thrived against Pittsburgh the last two seasons, going 16 for 16 in five games against the Steelers. He and the Ravens will look to keep rolling in the divisional round of the playoffs against the Patriots next week.

Panthers kicker Graham Gano went 2 of 3 on field goals and 3 of 3 on extra points in Carolina's 27-16 win Saturday over the Cardinals.

Gano made field goals from 47 and 39 yards but missed from 43 yards away. It was Gano's seventh game this season with at least nine total points in a game. 

The Panthers will find out whether they will travel to Seattle or Green Bay Sunday after the Lions and Cowboys game.

Broncos kicker Connor Barth was active Week 17 against the Raiders.

Barth managed to hit four field goals during the contest. He converted from 25, 35, 36 and 49 yards out. He also added five extra points. Barth finished the year converting 16 of his 17 field goal attempts. 

Lions kicker Matt Prater had two extra points in Detroit's 30-20 loss to the Packers Sunday.

Prater was held without a field goal attempt for the first time since joining the Lions. He finishes the regular season a perfect 19 for 19 on extra points and 21 for 26 on field goals.

He and the Lions will head to Dallas for the wild card round of the NFC playoffs next week.

Rams kicker Greg Zuerlein hit both his field goals Week 17 against the Seahawks.

Zuerlein managed to hit from 33 yards and 52 yards out during the contest. The Rams offense failed to find the end zone, so Zuerlein did not receive an extra point attempt. He finished the year with 24 field goals made in 30 attempts.