After being drafted from the University of Georgia, he set the rookie scoring record with 144 points during the 1985 NFL season. He also won a Super Bowl as a member of the 1985 Chicago Bears. Kevin Butler was affectionately known as "Butthead.

1985 Season: Set NFL record for rookie by scoring 144 points breaking Gale Sayers 1965 mark of 132…Converted 31 of 38 FGs and all 51 PATs while earning all-rookie honors…Beat out Bears all-time scoring leader Bob Thomas after being 4th round selection in 85 draft…Set club records for field goals, season (31); consecutive field goals (12); points, season (144); FG % season (81.6) and FG attempts/season (38)…Converted 28 of 29 FGs inside 40 yards…Kicked four field goals at Minnesota (9/19) at SF (10/13) and at Jets (12/14)…Game ball effort at San Francisco (10/13) included 14 points, 4 of 4 FGs and 2 of 2 PATs in 26-10 win…Also earned game ball after making all four FGs at New York (12/14) in swirling wind…46-yard kick at Dallas (11/17) was longest of year; longest attempt was 63 yarder in season opener (9/8) which was short…18 of his 96 kickoffs were unreturnable…Averaged 61.8 yards on kickoffs…Made all 3 FG attempts in Super Bowl over Patriots. Games Played: 16

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