Former Razorbacks Kicker Cam Little Sets NFL Record Against Raiders
Jacksonville Jaguars' second-year player Cam Little made headlines with the longest field goal in NFL history during the Sunday game. Little, a former Arkansas Razorbacks kicker, nailed a 68-yard field goal to close the first half, surpassing Justin Tucker's previous record by two yards.
Key Moments in the Game
- Little tied the game at 23 with a 48-yard field goal, 16 seconds before the end of regulation, sending the match into overtime.
- He made the game-winning extra point following the Jaguars' first overtime touchdown.
- The Raiders matched Jacksonville's touchdown but failed a 2-point conversion attempt, resulting in a 30-29 Jaguars victory.
Impressive Performance
Cam Little was flawless throughout the game, going 3-for-3 on field goals and converting all extra point attempts. The record-breaking 68-yard kick was especially impressive, launched from the left hash mark and clearly clearing the uprights.
"Replays showed the kick would've been likely good from at least five more yards away."
This historic field goal gave the Jaguars their first points, narrowing the score to 6-3 at halftime. News of Little’s achievement quickly spread to other games, including the Kansas City Chiefs vs. Buffalo Bills matchup on CBS.
Summary
Cam Little’s extraordinary kicking performance set a new NFL record and played a crucial role in the Jaguars’ narrow victory over the Raiders.
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