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Martin Gramatica (; born 27 November 1975) is an Argentine-American former player of
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who was a kicker in the
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(NFL) for the
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,
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,
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, and
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. He played
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for the
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winning the
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and twice earning
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honors. He was selected by the Buccaneers in the third round of the
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. Gramatica is currently the head coach of the Tampa Bay Strikers in the
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(NISL).


Early life

Gramatica was born in
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,
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. At the age of nine, he moved with his family to the
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. The family settled in LaBelle, Florida, east of
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. He was only interested in playing soccer at
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, but his kicking precision attracted the attention of the football coach of the school. He invited Gramatica to try out as the team's kicker. Gramatica started to play
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during his senior year. He tallied 8-of-10
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s, 22
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s, and hit 38 of 49 kickoffs out of the
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for
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s. His longest field goal was 52 yards.


College career

Gramatica accepted a football scholarship from
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. As a freshman in 1994, he ranked eighth in the Big Eight Conference with 57 scored points, making 6-of-9 field goals (66.7%) and 38-of-39 extra points (97.4%). As a sophomore in 1995, because of a very effective redzone offense, Gramatica saw his field goal opportunities reduced, connecting in 7-of-10 field goals (70%) and 43-of-46 extra points (93.5%). In 1996, Gramatica was granted a medical
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, after tearing his right anterior cruciate ligament one week before the season opener. As a junior in 1997, he posted 19-of-20 field goals (95%), 37-of-38 extra points (97.4%) and 94 scored points. He converted all three of his over 50-yard field goal attempts. He received the
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. As a senior in 1998, he registered 22-of-31 field goals (71%) and 69-of-69 extra points (100%). He set the
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record for scoring by a kicker in a single-season with 135 points. He hit a 65-yard field goal against
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, which was the fourth-longest field goal in
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history, and the longest in
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history without the use of a tee. He finished in second place for the
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. Gramática received his
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degree in
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from Kansas State in May 1999. During his four seasons, he became the school's greatest
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. He made 54 out of 70 field goals and 187 of 192 point-after-touchdown attempts, gaining a school record of 349 points in four seasons. He set the single-season school record with 135 points and the longest field goal kicked from 65 yards. Those achievements earned him the nickname ''Automatica'' because whenever he attempted a field goal, it was taken for granted that it would be good. In 2008, he was inducted into Kansas State's Ring of Honor. In 2013, he was inducted into the
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. In 2016, he was inducted into the Kansas State Athletics Hall of Fame.


Professional career


Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Gramatica was selected by the
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in the third round (80th overall) of the
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. As a rookie, he began the season by making 10 consecutive field goals. In the tenth game against the
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, he kicked 4-of-4 field goal attempts with a long of 53 yards. He was NFC Special Teams Player of the Week for his game against Atlanta. He was the NFC Special Teams Player of the Month for November. He tallied 27-of-32 field goal attempts (84.4%), 27-of-27 extra points (100%) and 106 points (franchise record). He was named to the PFWA All-Rookie Team. In 2000, he posted 28-of-34 field goals (82.4%), 42-of-42 extra points and scored 126 points (new franchise record). In the seventh game against the
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, he kicked 4-of-4 field goal attempts with a long of 55 yards. He was the NFC Special Teams Player of the Month for October. He was NFC Special Teams Player of the Week for Week 15 against the
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. He was the starter for the NFC
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team. In 2001, he scored 23-of-29 field goals (79.3%), 28-of-28 extra points (100%) and 97 points. Although he was known for jumping in celebration after every successful field goal attempt, he stopped this practice after his younger brother
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tore his right anterior cruciate ligament, while playing for the
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and celebrating in a similar manner after kicking a field goal. In Week 12, he won NFC Special Teams Player of the Week for his game against the
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. In the fifteenth game against the
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, he kicked 4-of-4 field goal attempts with a long of 32 yards, before suffering a right hamstring strain in the second half. He missed the season finale against the
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. In the 13–17
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against the
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, he kicked 3-of-3 field goal attempts. In 2002, he tallied 32-of-39 field goals (82.1%), 32-of-32 extra points (100%). In the eighth game against the
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, he scored the 400th career point, while kicking 4-of-4 field goals with a long of 53 yards. He won NFC Special Teams Player of the Week for Weeks 8 and 17. He was the NFC Special Teams Player of the Month for December. He was a part of the winning
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team, making two field goals and six extra points for 12 points, while also becoming the first Argentine born player to be a part of the final game. Gramatica gained popularity that allowed him to sign exclusive contracts to make advertisement campaigns for diverse companies. The $14,500,000-contract signed with the Buccaneers in 2002 ranked him among the best-paid Argentine sportsmen after
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, Juan Verón, and
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. In 2003, Gramatica had a noticeable drop in accuracy in field goals of 40 yards or longer (4-of-11 for 36%). He collected 16-of-26 field goals (61.5%), 33-of-34 extra points and 81 points. In the fifth game against the
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, he converted 5-of-5 extra points. In 2004, his accuracy problems continued, registering 11-of-19 field goal (57.9%) and 21-of-22 extra points (95.5%) attempts. He did not make a field goal longer than 22 yards after the fifth game against the
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. In the eleventh game against the
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, he missed three field goal attempts (one was blocked), contributing to a 14–21 loss. He only connected on two of his last nine field goal attempts (22%). He was released two days later on 30 November and replaced with Jay Taylor.


Indianapolis Colts (first stint)

On 8 December 2004, he was signed by the
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as a kickoff specialist, to complement kicker Mike Vanderjagt who had a groin injury, while reuniting with his former head coach
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. He appeared in four games and averaged 61.8 yards per kickoff. He was not re-signed after the season. In September 2005, Gramatica revealed in an interview with ''
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'' of Fort Myers, that he believed the reason for his struggles the previous two seasons was because of torn muscles in his lower adductor and lower abdomen, which he had surgically repaired during the offseason. However, his rehabilitation was not completed until after the 2005 season started, and he remained out of football while rehabbing.


New England Patriots

On 6 April 2006, the New England Patriots signed him as a possible replacement for veteran
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, who signed as a
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with the
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. Gramática competed with rookie fourth-round draft pick
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for the position. He made his only two preseason attempts against the
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. He was released on 23 August.


Indianapolis Colts (second stint)

On 22 September 2006, Gramatica returned to the Colts for depth purposes, after
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suffered a groin injury. He appeared in three games, making one field goal of 20 yards and three extra points against the
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. He was released on 9 October.


Dallas Cowboys

On 27 November 2006, Gramatica was signed by the
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, after the team released veteran Mike Vanderjagt. On 3 December, in his debut with the team, he kicked the game-winning 46-yard field goal against the
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. In the 20–21
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loss against the
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, he made 2-of-2 field goals and 2-of-2 extra points. He also became part of Cowboys lore on fourth-and-one with 1:19 left in the game, Gramatica was going to attempt a 19-yard field goal for the go ahead score, when starting quarterback
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the holder for the kick, fumbled the snap, recovered the ball and attempted to run it for either a touchdown or a first down, but fumbled the ball while being tackled short of the first down marker, and turned the ball over on the Seattle 2-yard line. On 5 March 2007, Gramatica signed a two-year extension with the Cowboys. He was passed on the depth chart by rookie
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during the preseason. After being placed on injured reserve with a strained right hamstring on 1 September, he was released on 25 September.


New Orleans Saints

On 12 December 2007, Gramatica was signed by the
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to handle the kicking duties for the final three games, after kicker
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was injured. On 23 December, he matched his personal long field goal mark of 55 yards just before halftime in a pivotal game against the
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. He made 5-of-5 field goal (100%) and 8-of-8 extra points (100%) attempts. In the 2008 preseason, he was challenged by sixth-round draft pick Taylor Mehlhaff for the team's placekicking job. Gramatica remained the starter as Mehlhaff was waived by the Saints on 30 August during the final roster cuts. Gramatica was perfect until 21 September, when he missed two critical field goals in a loss to the
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. On 6 October, he had a field goal blocked that was returned for a touchdown and a missed 46-yard field goal just before the two-minute warning in a loss to the
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. Just two days after the game against Minnesota, Gramática was placed on season-ending
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with a groin injury on 8 October and the team re-signed Mehlhaff. He finished with 6-of-10 field goals (60%) and 16-of-16 extra points (100%).


Personal life

His younger brother,
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, was also a kicker in the
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. His son, Nico, is a kicker for the
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team. On 25 July 2022, it was announced the Gramatica would serve as the head coach for the newly announced Tampa Bay Strikers of the National Indoor Soccer League (NISL).


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