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Jason Elam is one of the richest American Football Player from United States. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Jason Elam's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)
In the span of four seasons (1988-1992) serving as the goalie of the University of Hawaii at Manoa football team, Elam scored the third-most points in NCAA history (397) and was tied for second in field goals made (79). Elam held the record for the most prolific scorer of all time within the Western Athletic Conference until 2010 and was a three-time All WAC selection. He is Hawaii’s top scorer in field goals in field goals and percentage of field goals. Elam studied communication in Hawaii’s University of Hawaii.
Elam was selected to the Broncos in the third round (70th selection all-time) during the 1993 NFL Draft.
In 1996, he converted 21 of 28 field goal attempts with a .750 percentage and all 46 extra-point attempts to lead the Broncos with 109 points. He also tied the team record for most extra points in a game with six against the Baltimore Ravens in a 45–34 Broncos win. He connected on his only 50-yard-plus field goal of the 1996 season at San Diego in the regular-season finale.
In 2000, Elam was 18 of 24 (.750) on field-goal attempts and 49 of 49 on extra-point attempts to account for 103 points on the season, 10th most in the AFC. With his three PAT attempts at the New York Jets, he passed Jim Turner for most PAT attempts in Denver history and became the first Bronco to make 200 field goals in a career with his successful boot from 26 yards vs. San Diego. His five extra points at New Orleans gave him an NFL record for consecutive extra points, breaking Norm Johnson’s standard of 301 (Elam finished the season having made 313 consecutive PATs).
In 2001, he was voted to his third Pro Bowl was also named the NFL 2001 Special Teams Player of the Year by the NFL Alumni and voted second-team All-NFL. He led the NFL in field goals with a franchise record-tying 31 while also tying for third in the league with 124 points. The AFC Special Teams Player of the Month for November, Elam converted a franchise-record 86.1 percent of his field goals (31 of 36) and all 31 extra-point attempts to extend his NFL record for consecutive extra points to 344. Elam enjoyed a record-setting night at Oakland, hitting two field goals, including a 39-yarder that gave him his 1,000th career point to make him the 30th NFL player to reach that plateau as well as extend his franchise scoring record. He scored 14 points against San Diego with a season-high four field goals, hitting from 25, 29, 26 and 33 yards, as well as two PATs.
