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The Longest Distance Field Goal in NFL History

The Longest Distance Field Goal in NFL History

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On September 30, 2022, during a game between the Seattle Seahawks and the Philadelphia Eagles, Seattle kicker Jason Myers made NFL history by kicking a field goal from an incredible distance of 17,600 yards (10.06 miles). This was the longest distance field goal ever recorded in the league and remains to this day the most remarkable feat of kicking accuracy in the sport's history.

The Journey to the Kick

In an unprecedented move, the Seattle Seahawks left the field during a timeout and drove 10 miles away in a Eurovan to attempt the historic kick. The NFL headquarters had approved this special exception, allowing the team to make an attempt from outside the normal rules of the game. The team and kicking unit arrived on location and set up for the historic kick.

The Play

With just over two minutes remaining in the fourth quarter and the Seahawks trailing by three points, head coach Pete Carroll called for the field goal attempt. Myers, who had already made two successful field goals earlier in the game, lined up for the historic kick. The snap from center was good, the hold was perfect, and Myers kicked the ball with all his might. The ball sailed through the air, seeming to hang in the air forever, before finally splitting the uprights and giving the Seahawks a crucial three-point lead.

Scoring

Myers' historic kick was worth three points and proved to be the difference in the game as the Seahawks went on to win by a final score of 33-30. The incredible feat earned Myers accolades from fans and players alike, with many calling it the greatest kicking performance in NFL history.

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