**Cam Little’s 68-yard NFL record from November 2025 remains the benchmark entering the 2026-27 season.** Multiple 60-yard field goals became routine in 2025 (12 makes league-wide), with Little, Brandon Aubrey, and Chase McLaughlin leading the way, but attempts at 69-plus yards stay rare due to game situations, coaching conservatism, and the need for ideal conditions like altitude, a dome, or late-half desperation. Little’s leg strength stands out—he also hit a non-counting 70-yarder in the 2025 preseason and a 67-yarder in Week 18—yet even he has not replicated 68-plus in subsequent action. Other strong-legged kickers (Aubrey, McLaughlin, Evan McPherson) have produced 63-65 yarders recently, but crossing into record territory requires a confluence of factors that does not occur often in a single season. Preseason makes, such as Harrison Butker’s 69-yarder in August 2026, do not count toward the official mark. Trader pricing at 73.5% for “No” reflects the low volume of viable attempts and the historical scarcity of 68-plus kicks despite improving technique and equipment. Upset potential exists in high-elevation spots like Denver or with late-game heroics, but the bar remains high enough that most seasons pass without a new record.