Jaguars' Cam Little Sends Jersey, Cleat from 70-Yard FG to Hall of Fame in Video

Jacksonville Jaguars kicker Cam Little hit a 70-yard field goal on Saturday night against the Pittsburgh Steelers, setting a preseason record. It would have smashed Justin Tucker's NFL record by four yards had it come during the regular season.

Nonetheless, it will now forever be a part of NFL history after Little sent the cleats and jersey he was wearing when he made the kick to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

The Jags probably don't want to rely on many 70-yard attempts during the regular season, but knowing Little has that sort of range certainly opens up some possibilities for the offense.

"I mean, it's hard not to [let Little's range influence playcalling]," head coach Liam Coen told reporters. "I think Trevor [Lawrence] kind of summed it up well, where it's like, I don't know if we're going to be going for 70-yarders in the first and second quarter of the game, but maybe the kick line to gain is maybe a little bit moved back for us in some ways. To have the ability to [attempt longer field goals], whether it's end of half, end of game, critical moments [and] we need points, you feel like you've got a weapon to go and give yourselves a chance."