Through six weeks, Lewis is 31 for 34 (91.2 percent) on extra-point attempts. He has not attempted a field goal but is 113 for 203 in his career.

Lewis was perfect with his field goal opportunities in 2016 and 2017. His career-long field goal is 53 yards.

“I know that he is a pro, and he works hard every day,” Atlantic City coach Ron James said. “He is skilled at his craft, and it matters to him. He never differs from week to week from how hard he works. I’m happy to have him with the team and happy to know that after all these years he’s been in arena football, he is still humble.”

In the AFL, there are mesh rebound nets next to each upright. The four nets are 30 feet wide and stand 37 feet tall. When a kicker misses a field goal, the ball is considered live and can be played off the net.

So a missed field goal could easily result in a touchdown for the opposing team.

Lewis initially played soccer at the collegiate level. He became interested in the AFL after attending an Orlando Predators game in 1998.

Lewis fell in love with the game.

“I only kicked on arena uprights,” Lewis said. “I’ve never been outdoors, so this is all I know.”