Atlas World Records proudly certifies the achievement of Cam Little, kicker for the Jacksonville Jaguars, who in an official 2025 preseason game struck a football from seventy yards away and sent it sailing through the uprights — the longest successful field goal in the history of organized football at any level.

For decades, distance belonged to others: Ove Johansson’s 69-yarder for Abilene Christian in 1976, the longest in college history; Dirk Borgognone’s 68-yard high school kick in 1985, the furthest ever made under Friday-night lights; and Justin Tucker’s 66-yard NFL record in 2021 for the Baltimore Ravens, considered the summit of professional achievement at their respective levels of play. More recently, Brandon Aubrey of the Dallas Cowboys pushed the boundaries further still, connecting from 65 yards in 2024 and 64 yards in 2025, cementing himself among the game’s great long-distance kickers. Each of these feats stood as monuments in their time. Yet with this single swing of his leg, Little eclipsed them all, shifting Johansson to second, Borgognone to third, Tucker to fourth, and Aubrey’s efforts into the elite but now lower rungs of the global hierarchy of distance.