Nich Folk is a placekicker for the New England Patriots of the National Football League (NFL). He played college football for Arizona, and in 2007 the NFL Draft named him to the first team All-Pac-10. He was selected by the Dallas Cowboys in the sixth round. Folk, a rookie who made the Pro Bowl, was chosen. He played for the New York Jets for the next seven seasons, progressing to become the team’s second-leading scorer.
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He has made draft picks for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2017) and Arizona Hotshots (2019). Folk got a scholarship to play football at the University of Arizona. As a sophomore, he took over as the starter. The 52-yard field goal that he made against USC in 2005 was the longest of his college career.
Nick Folk parents: Meet Kathryn Folk & Anthony Folk
Folk, sometimes known as Niklaus Faulke, was born to Anton and Kathryn Folk in Bavaria. His father is an accountant and was born to Bavarian parents in Austria. The mother of Folk is a pediatrician. Both the United States and Germany, where his father was born and raised, grant Nick Folk and his two younger brothers, Erik and Gregory, dual citizenship.
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