Baltimore Ravens star Justin Tucker is the most accurate kicker in NFL history with a 90.2 career field goal percentage. The five-time first-team All-Pro solidified his position among the all-time greats with an NFL-record 66-yard field goal inside the Detroit Lions' Ford Field in 2021. Tucker's blast bounced off the crossbar and through the uprights to lift the Ravens to a 19-17 victory.
Pittsburgh Steelers place kicker Chris Boswell completed a 60-yard field goal vs. the New York Jets in September 2025. The feat joins the list of the longest field goals in NFL history:
66 yards
Justin Tucker, Baltimore Ravens - 2021
65 yards
Brandon Aubrey, Dallas Cowboys - 2024
64 yards
Matt Prater, Denver Broncos - 2013
63 yards
Joey Slye, New England Patriots - 2024
Brett Maher, Dallas Cowboys - 2019
Graham Gano, Carolina Panthers - 2018
David Akers, San Francisco 49ers - 2012
Sebastian Janikowski, Oakland Raiders - 2011
Jason Elam, Denver Broncos - 1998
Tom Dempsey, New Orleans Saints - 1970
62 yards
Matt Prater, Arizona Cardinals - 2023
Harrison Butker, Kansas City Chiefs - 2022
Matt Prater, Arizona Cardinals - 2021
Brett Maher, Dallas Cowboys - 2019
Brett Maher, Dallas Cowboys - 2018
Stephen Gostkowski, New England Patriots - 2017
Matt Bryant, Tampa Bay Buccaneers - 2006
61 yards
Tyler Bass, Buffalo Bills - 2024
Jake Elliott, Philadelphia Eagles - 2023
Joey Slye, Washington Commanders - 2023
Greg Joseph, Minnesota Vikings - 2022
Ka'imi Fairbairn, Houston Texans - 2021
Brandon McManus, Denver Broncos - 2021
Jason Myers, Seattle Seahawks - 2020
Jake Elliott, Philadelphia Eagles - 2017
Greg Zuerlein, St.