Jacksonville Jaguars' kicker Cam Little nearly missed out on breaking his own record for the longest field goal in a regular-season game.
Following a Travis Hunter interception in the red zone, the Jaguars' offense was able to move the ball 28 yards -- with the help of two New England penalties -- putting themselves in Little's range.
With three seconds left and the ball at the Jaguars' 48-yard line -- yes, the opposite side of midfield -- Little came on to attempt a 70-yarder. The snap and hold were good, and the kick was nearly as good as well.
Little had the distance but just missed the attempt to the right.
OH MY GOSH Cam Little just came about ONE FOOT AWAY from hitting a 70-YARD FIELD GOAL. #Jaguars #Patriotspic.twitter.com/lygIihapN5
— John Breech (@johnbreech) September 27, 2026
Little
nailed a 68-yarder against Las Vegas last season, which is the current NFL record for the longest field goal made. He also knocked through a 67-yarder late last season as well.
He did make a 70-yarder during the 2025 preseason.
This article originally appeared on Jaguars Wire: Jaguars' Cam Little just missed 70-yard field goal attempt v. Patriots













