Pete Stoyanovich















































Pete Stoyanovich
No. 10, 3
Position: Placekicker
Personal information
Born:
(1967-04-28) April 28, 1967 (age 51)
Dearborn Heights, Michigan
Height: 5 ft 11 in (1.80 m)
Weight: 192 lb (87 kg)
Career information
High school: Dearborn Heights (MI) Crestwood
College: Indiana
NFL Draft:
1989 / Round: 8 / Pick: 203
Career history



  • Miami Dolphins (1989–1995)


  • Kansas City Chiefs (1996–2000)


  • St. Louis Rams (2000)



Career highlights and awards



  • All-Pro (1992)


  • PFW Golden Toe Award (1997)



Career NFL statistics

















Field Goals Made: 272
Field Goals Attempt: 342
Field Goal Percentage: 79.5%
Field Goal Long: 59

Peter Stoyanovich (born April 28, 1967 in Dearborn Heights, Michigan) is an American football placekicker from Macedonian descent. His father Mijalce is from Ljubojno, Prespa, Macedonia and his mother is Slobodanka, from Ljubojno, Prespa, Macedonia. He played with the Miami Dolphins, Kansas City Chiefs and briefly the St. Louis Rams in the NFL. He attended college at Indiana University where he played both football and soccer.


A first-team all-pro in 1992, Stoyanovich finished his career in the top 35 in NFL history in all kicking categories. He led the NFL in scoring in 1992.[1] His game-tying 58-yard field goal in a 1991 Wild Card playoff set a record for the longest field goal in NFL playoff history, which has since been tied by Graham Gano in 2018.


Stoyanovich served as the kicking double for Sean Young in Ace Ventura, Pet Detective. He also plays the character at the urinal when Ace is searching for the Dolphins ring with the missing stone.



Career statistics






























































































































































 
 Field Goals
 P.A.T.
  
Year
 Team
 Made
 ATT
 PCT
 Made
 ATT
 Points
1989 Miami 19 26 73.1 38 39 95
1990 Miami 21 25 84.0 37 37 100
1991 Miami 31 37 83.8 28 29 121
1992 Miami 30 37 81.1 34 36 124
1993 Miami 24 32 75.0 37 37 109
1994 Miami 24 31 77.4 35 35 107
1995 Miami 27 34 79.4 37 37 118
1996 Kansas City 17 24 70.8 34 34 85
1997 Kansas City 26 27 96.3 35 36 113
1998 Kansas City 27 32 84.4 34 34 115
1999 Kansas City 21 28 75.0 45 45 108
2000 Kansas City 2 4 50.0 15 15 21
2000 St. Louis 3 5 60.0 11 11 20
Total 272 342 79.5 420 425 1236


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