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Little's 68-Yarder Shatters NFL Field Goal Record
21 Sep
Summary
- Cam Little kicked the longest field goal in NFL history at 68 yards.
- Little also holds the record for the longest outdoor field goal.
- The 68-yard kick was only the 15th attempt of that length since 1960.
In a groundbreaking display of kicking prowess, Jacksonville Jaguars' Cam Little achieved the longest field goal in NFL history in early November 2025. His successful 68-yard attempt against the Las Vegas Raiders surpassed all previous records, marking a significant moment in professional football.
This historic kick was an exceptionally rare occurrence, representing only the 15th field goal attempt of at least 68 yards recorded since 1960. Little demonstrated his consistent excellence again in January 2026, when he kicked a 67-yard field goal in Week 18 against the Tennessee Titans. This second remarkable achievement secured him the title for the longest outdoor field goal in NFL history.
Several other top kickers have made impressive long-range kicks in recent years. Justin Tucker, Brandon Aubrey, Chase McLaughlin, Matt Prater, Evan McPherson, Joey Slye, Brett Maher, Graham Gano, David Akers, Sebastian Janikowski, Jason Elam, Tom Dempsey, Will Reichard, Harrison Butker, Matt Bryant, Tyler Bass, Jake Elliott, Greg Joseph, Ka'imi Fairbairn, Brandon McManus, Jason Myers, Greg Zuerlein, Jay Feely, Dan Carpenter, Rob Bironas, Morten Andersen, and Steve Cox are all noted for their long-distance field goals, with distances ranging from 60 to 66 yards.
In playoff and Super Bowl history, Carolina Panthers' Graham Gano and Miami Dolphins' Pete Stoyanovich share the record for the longest field goal in postseason play at 58 yards. Kansas City Chiefs' Harrison Butker holds the record for the longest field goal in Super Bowl history with a 57-yard kick during Super Bowl LVIII.
