Jaguars’ Cam Little says his 68-yard FG record ‘will likely’ be broken this season

Jacksonville Jaguars kicker Cam Little He’s the new record holder for the longest field goal in NFL history after his 68-yarder against the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday…and while that’s an incredible accomplishment, he thinks it may be a short-lived title.

Cut it a little with TMZ Sports After engraving his name in the history books in Sin City… and breaking his historic hit to end the first half of the match.

“I liked the way I hit it, which was great,” Little said.

A kick from that distance is nothing new for the 22-year-old… because he was made Attempt 70 yards during the preseason — and he hopes to get another chance to make it official at some point.

“If the right conditions are right, you would think you could get back to 70, maybe 72 in a game,” he said.

But the 2024 NFL Draft product knows he’s not the only guy gunning for the record… citing Dallas Cowboys standout Brandon Aubrey As one of many players who have the potential to take him off the top of the list.

“It’s crazy how good guys become,” Little said. “So you can probably see I hate to say this, but you’ll probably see my record broken at some point this season.”