Former Razorbacks Kicker Cam Little Sets NFL Record Against Raiders
Jacksonville Jaguars' second-year player Cam Little surpassed Justin Tucker's previous longest field goal record by two yards on Sunday. Little, a former Arkansas Razorbacks kicker, made history with a 68-yard field goal to end the first half.
Game Highlights
- Little tied the game at 23-23 with a 48-yard field goal 16 seconds before regulation ended, sending the match into overtime.
- He sealed the Jaguars' 30-29 win by successfully kicking the extra point after Jacksonville's first overtime touchdown.
- The Raiders responded with a touchdown but failed their 2-point conversion attempt, handing the Jaguars the victory.
Perfect Performance
Cam Little was flawless, converting 3-for-3 on field goals and making all of his extra points. However, it was his record-breaking 68-yard kick that drew widespread attention.
"Little's booming boot from the left hash mark was well within the uprights and easily cleared the crossbar on his 68-yarder."
Replays suggested the kick would have been successful from at least five yards further away. This historic field goal was the first score of the game for Jacksonville, narrowing the score to 6-3 at halftime.
Widespread Recognition
News of the record-breaking field goal quickly spread during other games, including the Kansas City Chiefs versus Buffalo Bills matchup on CBS.
Cam Little's remarkable kicking performance has instantly become a memorable moment in NFL history.
"It is a kick that will get attention."
Author's summary: Cam Little set a new NFL record with a 68-yard field goal and played a key role in the Jaguars' overtime victory over the Raiders with perfect kicking accuracy.