Cameron Dicker continues to stamp himself among the league's best kickers.

The Chargers kicker earned AFC Special Teams Player of the Week honors on Wednesday, marking the sixth time he has won the award in his career. He joins teammate Derwin James, Jr. as the two Chargers players to earn Player of the Week Honors in 2025.

And after his clutch performance in Kansas City, it's easy to see why he did it again.

Dicker knocked in all three field goal attempts and an extra point, contributing to 10 of the team's 16 points scored. The performance made him a perfect 11-of-11 against the AFC West this season.

"What a great kicker," Chargers Head Coach Jim Harbaugh said about Dicker after Week 14.

This was coming off a five-field goal game in primetime against the Eagles.

That included a couple of clutch kicks, a 46-yarder with only eight seconds left that tied the game at 19 and helped send it to overtime and a 54-yarder in the extra period that gave the Bolts a lead they would hang onto for the win.

Overall on the season, Dicker's 34 made field goals are the most in the AFC and second-most for the most in the NFL. The 34 made field goals in 2025 tied the second-most in a single season in Chargers history and made him the seventh player in NFL history to make 30 field goals in three consecutive seasons.

He has also produced 131 points this season, which leads all AFC players and is the second-most in the NFL as he remains perfect on 29 point after attempts.

Dicker remains the most accurate kicker in NFL history as he's hit 125 of 133 career attempts, good for a 94 percent accuracy rate.

This is his second time receiving the honor in 2025, the first coming in Week 6.

Dicker twice earned the award in 2024, winning in Weeks 17 and 18 to become the first back-to-back winner for any Player of the Week Award during the 2024 season.

He also added two awards during his rookie season in 2022 and also boasts an AFC Special Teams Player of the Month honor for December/January with the Bolts.