Chris Boswell and Havana have welcomed their third child, a baby girl named Cooper, giving the Pittsburgh Steelers kicker and his wife a new addition to a family that already included two boys.
The announcement lands as Boswell enters his 12th NFL season, a reminder that his life is moving on two tracks at once. He signed a hefty contract extension this summer and is now near the top of the list for the highest-paid kickers, keeping him tied to the Steelers in 2026 while his family grows again.
There is football weight behind the news, too. Boswell made a 60-yard field goal last season, the longest of his career, and went 20-for-22 from 40 yards and beyond. He finished with 27 field goals, 42 extra points and 123 points, good for 12th among all NFL kickers.
That production came in a season that still asked less of him than the one before. Boswell attempted 32 field goals in 2025, 12 fewer than during his Pro Bowl and All-Pro 2024 campaign, a drop that fits the way the Steelers have used him as much as it reflects his accuracy. The number of tries went down, but the leg remained reliable.
For Pittsburgh, that is the practical part of the story. The Steelers will keep counting on Boswell in 2026, and now they do so with a veteran kicker who is not only coming off another strong year but also starting life as a father of three. The baby’s birth date was not announced, but the family milestone is already clear: Boswell has a new daughter, and another season is waiting.
