On December 9, 2018, Tom Brady surpassed Peyton Manning’s long-standing record of 582 touchdown passes in the NFL. The historic milestone sent ripples across the sports world, underscoring Brady’s continued prowess on the field.

An NFL kicker who nailed a 70-yard field goal in the preseason has now set a new league record. Once considered a fluke, this historic kick truly proves how far talent and determination can go in professional football.

Cam Little of the Jacksonville Jaguars shattered the NFL’s longest field-goal record with a 68-yard kick, dethroning Justin Tucker’s 66-yard achievement. Tucker had set that mark in 2021, helping the Baltimore Ravens secure a 19-17 win over the Detroit Lions.

Cam Little of the Jacksonville Jaguars achieved a remarkable feat by hitting a 68-yard field goal in a match against the Raiders. The kick soared through the uprights, officially breaking the NFL record for distance and drawing widespread praise throughout the league.