Cam Little’s 70-yard preseason field goal against the Steelers isn’t an NFL record claim, but it is a loud career moment for a 21-year-old kicker in Jacksonville. The Jaquars will commemorate the boot with the cleat and No. 39 jersey, underscoring the franchise’s confidence in his leg. Tucker’s 66-yard chain remains the bar, but Little’s pop from beyond midfield signals the Jaguars’ special-teams upside and a budding long-range threat for fantasy sleepers and betting desks alike.

Little built a track record last season (27-for-29 on field goals, 5-of-6 from 50+ plus flawless extra points) after a sixth-round pick out of Arkansas. That efficiency, plus a rookie-year comprehension of big-game moments, adds intrigue for dynasty rosters and depth charts. In the era of analytics and field-position chess, a kicker with that kind of leg and proven accuracy becomes a subtle yet impactful fantasy asset, especially in contests that valorize long-range attempts and clutch late-game kicks.