Justin Tucker just kicked the longest made field goal ever. If he were to retire today, Tucker would be a bonafide first-ballot Hall of Famer. As far as kicking legends go, the Ravens K is undoubtedly in the upper echelon of NFL kickers because he has broken nearly every kicking record and has a clutch factor, unlike any other professional Kicker. The 4x All-Pro’s resume is as good as it gets and it will only continue to grow as he continues to achieve greatness in the NFL.
Longest FGM in NFL history:
— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) September 27, 2021
1. 2021 Justin Tucker (66 YDS)
2. 2013 Matt Prater (64)
T3. 2019 Brett Maher, 2018 Graham Gano, 2012 David Akers, 2011 Sebastian Janikowski, 1998 Jason Elam, 1970 Tom Dempsey (63)
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THERE’S NO MORE DEBATE, JUSTIN TUCKER IS THE BEST NFL KICKER OF ALL-TIME
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Justin Tucker has proved time and time again that he is the best NFL kicker ever. From winning Super Bowl XLVII, to being a 4x 1st-team All-Pro, to leading the league all-time in several kicking categories, Tucker has done it all. His latest trick is a 66-yard field goal that puts him at the top of the leaderboard for the longest field goal ever, doing so in game-winning fashion to help the Ravens they had no business of walking out victorious in (especially if a delay of game flag was called before the play).
Tucker has accomplished some of the most legendary feats a kicker can achieve and should one day be considered the greatest kicker of all time, once he continues to set NFL records. While other kickers including Adam Vinatieri may have more Super Bowl rings (4), Tucker’s individual kicking records put him in another tier and why he can now be viewed as the ‘BEST’. For now, Justin Tucker will continue to seek more Super Bowl rings and records because there aren’t many other leaderboards he can top.
Tucker is the GOAT
Longest FGM in NFL history:
— Pro Sports Outlook (@PSO_Sports) September 27, 2021
1. 2021 Justin Tucker (66 YDS)
2. 2013 Matt Prater (64)
T3. 2019 Brett Maher, 2018 Graham Gano, 2012 David Akers, 2011 Sebastian Janikowski, 1998 Jason Elam, 1970 Tom Dempsey (63)
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The @Lions have the lead! #OnePride
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