Watch Harrison Butker Hit FG That Would've Set NFL Regular-Season Record on Video in Chiefs-Bucs

Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker proved Saturday he has the chops to potentially kick the longest field goal in NFL history.

Butker made a 69-yard field goal during a Saturday preseason matchup at the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

The regular-season record for the longest NFL field goal was set last season at 68 yards.

That standard was set last November by the Jacksonville Jaguars' Cam Little, who made a 68-yard kick in a Nov. 2 game against the Las Vegas Raiders.

Little also holds the record for the longest goal kicked in the NFL preseason after hitting a 70-yarder last August against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Butker recorded the longest field goal of his regular-season career in October 2022, when he set a Chiefs franchise record by making a 62-yard kick as time expired in the first half of a matchup against the Buffalo Bills.

Butker, who is heading into his 10th season with the Chiefs, went 5-for-8 on field goal attempts from at least 50 yards out last season. He is 35-for-53 from beyond 50 yards in his regular-season career.