What Surgery Did Will Lutz Have?

One-time pro-bowler, Will Lutz, is battling with a core muscle injury which required surgery.

The surgery was done before the commencement of the training camp.

Who Is Will Lutz?

Will Lutz is an American football placekicker for the New Orleans Saints of the National Football League (NFL).

He had previously played for the Baltimore Ravens.

Born on July 7, 1994, in Newnan, Georgia, Lutz went to Northgate High School in Newnan, where he where he played American football.

As an high school senior, Lutz led his team to a 9-0 win in a game matched against the Northgate Vikings and thr North Clayton High School during the Georgia AAAA football playoffs.

Lutz proceeded to Georgia State University for his college education. His collegiate football career saw him play as placekicker for Georgia State.

Lutz was undrafted in the 2016 NFL draft. He was later waived by the Baltimore Ravens. Later in the same year, the New Orleans Saints signed him in.

His first few games with the Saints recored wins, especially the match against the Carolina Panthers, where he made a 52-yard field goal, ending in 41–38.

His career-best was a four-field goal made against the Seattle Seahawks.

Lutz is currently on injury reserve. His NFL statistics so far, shows a record of 146 goals scored, 172 attempted goals, 84.9 field goal percentage and 326 touchbacks.