Cam Little’s 70-yard field goal in Jacksonville’s preseason tilt with Pittsburgh marks the longest in-game boot in football history, though preseason kicks don’t count toward NFL records. The piece threads through the history of long kicks: Johansson’s 69-yarder in college, Borgognone’s 68 in high school, and the lingering fact that kicks longer than 66 yards are extraordinarily rare in official NFL play. It also explains why college kicking blocks helped produce long-range kicks and why Little’s feat is as much a spectacle as a data point for fantasy-minded fans watching kickers’ upside. The story then ties these feats to the Cowboys’ Brandon Aubrey and to the broader fantasy angle: how a kicker’s leg-strong profile or a team’s openness to long-range attempts could shape future opportunities, even if preseason stunts don’t immediately translate to Week 1.