Cam Little, the former Arkansas Razorbacks kicker, has made a name for himself in the NFL. During the Jaguars' preseason game in August, Little achieved a remarkable 70-yard field goal, which, if counted, would have set a new record. However, the feat didn't count, but it showcased his talent. On Sunday, Little officially broke the record books with a 68-yard field goal in the second quarter of the Jaguars' game against the Las Vegas Raiders, surpassing the previous record set by Justin Tucker in 2021. This achievement comes as no surprise, given Little's impressive performance in his first year as a professional. As a rookie, he converted 27 out of 29 field goal attempts (93.1%) with a long of 59 and scored a total of 108 points, including 65 touchbacks on kickoffs. In the 2025 season, Little has continued to shine, converting 10 out of 14 field goals (71.4%) with a long of 52 and successfully making 14 out of 15 extra point tries. Little's success at Arkansas was equally impressive, where he connected on 82.8% (53 of 64) of his attempts in 38 games from 2021-2023, with a perfect 129 of 129 on extra point attempts. His accolades include being named to the SEC All-Freshman Team and Freshman All-American in 2021. Little's talent and consistency have made him a standout player, and his impact on the field is undeniable.
