Post category:Kicker/Punter Post author:phil Image Gallery of Rich Szaro, Kicker, 1975-1979 rich-szaro-fb-picJoined New Orleans as a rookie Free Agent from Harvard in 1975. Played 4 seasons with the Saints scoring a total of 191 points with them. Led the NFL in Field Goal Conversion Percentage - 78.3% - in 1976 when he hit 18 of 23 field goals. That season he had a 4 fieldgoal day against the Oilers and 3 fieldgoals and 8 extra-points against the Seahawks. He also connected on a 50-yard kick playing the Patriots. His only other 50-yard kick was during the November 1975 game against the 49ers. Rich Szaro New Orleans Saints KickerBorn in Poland, he came to the US when he was 14 and had a successful career at Harvard going on to play a season in the World Football League with the Philadelphia Bell team. He joined the Saints in 1975 and played in New Orleans until 1978. He led the NFL in field goal accuracy in 1976 with a 78.3% conversion rate. His career total was 191 points. Saints Kicker Rich SzaroSaints Special teams players - Kicker Rich Szaro (#15) with punter Tom Blanchard (#16). Kicker Rich Szaro with Punter Tom Blanchardrich-szaro-new-orleans-saints-kicker-1975-1978From his 4th and final season with the Saints, his 1978 Topps Card. His NFL career totals (1 game with the Jets in 1979) include 44 Games played, 193 points scored, 37 of 59 field goals (62.7%) and 82 of 88 Xtra-Points (93.2%) Rich Szaro New Orleans Saints Kicker 1978 Topps Card Tags: new orleans saints, new york jets, s named players Leave a Reply Cancel replyCommentEnter your name or username to comment Enter your email address to comment Enter your website URL (optional) Δ If You Like It - Please Share! Share this content Opens in a new window Opens in a new window Opens in a new window Opens in a new window Read more articles Previous PostKeith Fahnhorst Next PostRalph Neely phil Owner/Operator of NFL Past Players. Also runs New Orleans Saints History You Might Also Like Morten Andersen January 2, 2016 Fay Abbott December 20, 2015 Mark Moseley April 25, 2019 Bruce Alfrod December 23, 2015