Longest Runs in NFL History

Cam Little makes NFL history with 67-yard field goal

Cam Little boots longest outdoor field goal in NFL history

Jacksonville Jaguars kicker Cam Little now owns the record for both the longest and second-longest field goals in NFL history. On Sunday, Little nailed a 67-yard field goal against the Tennessee Titans to give Jacksonville a 31-7 halftime lead in their Week 18 matchup.

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Cam Little makes NFL history with 67-yard field goal: Jaguars kicker sets record for longest outdoor kick

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Jaguars' Cam Little now has the 2 longest field goals in NFL history after hitting 67-yarder vs. Titans

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Jaguars’ Cam Little makes second-longest field goal in NFL history

Jacksonville Jaguars kicker and former Razorback Cam Little added another record-setting kick to his 2025 season Sunday, making a 67-yard field goal against the Tennessee Titans, marking the second-lo...

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Cam Little makes 52-yard FG look easy to extend Jaguars lead to 34-7 over Titans

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Cam Little rewrites NFL record book with 67-yard field goal vs Titans

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13 stats to explain Cavs 114-110 loss vs. Pistons

Daniss Jenkins had 25 points off the bench.

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Jaguars kicker Cam Little makes more bonkers NFL history with 67-yard boot

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Jaguars' K Cam Little nearly breaks his own NFL record

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Longest rushing touchdowns ever in the NFL: Record-breaking runs through history

From goal-line pressure to open-field chaos, the longest rushing touchdowns in NFL history were born in unlikely moments. These runs didn’t just flip field position—they rewrote record books and reshaped games in seconds.

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NFL Records for Rushing Yards, Touchdowns Among Quarterbacks

It’s one thing for a quarterback to test defenses with his arm. It’s another when their wheels are also a weapon. The NFL has seen some electric, dual-threat quarterbacks in its history. From speedsters to bulldozers, a handful of signal callers have ...

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Today in Sports - QB Brett Favre sets an NFL record by playing in his 283rd consecutive game

1939 — Iowa’s Nile Kinnick wins the Heisman Trophy. The back passed for 638 yards and 11 touchdowns and rushed for 374 yards. 1961 — Syracuse running back Ernie Davis becomes the first black player to win the Heisman Trophy. 1984 — Martina ...