How Jaguars' Cam Little Found Himself in Canton

After struggling in the weeks before the record field goal, Little has seemingly turned himself around in the last two weeks. The record field goal against the Raiders was the spark the stagnant Jaguars needed to overcome Las Vegas, and in the last two games he is 6-of-6 on field goals after being 0-for-2 in the previous two weeks.

“As he kicked it, it sounded good. The first thing I look at typically is the returner deep and when I see a guy go back there, that makes a coach a little nervous because it is the possibility of a return. The one thing I did look for him as the ball was kicked, he didn’t move and when he didn’t move, to me that meant it was on line," Jaguars special teams coordinator Heath Farwell said last week.

"That was the first thing I looked at was it was on-line, I felt pretty good, pretty comfortable because I knew he had the leg strength to get there. And then feeling Logan’s [P Logan Cooke] reaction, I think about halfway down the field, to feel some of the guys could see it, it felt good. And again, it was just good to see, cool to see. It was a good moment for us.”

This is the second time this season Little has sent a jersey to Canton to be displayed, with the first occurrence coming in the preseason when he hit an unofficial record 70-yard field goal.