Little's Strong Leg Earns Honors After Rookie Year with Jaguars

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Former Arkansas Razorbacks kicker Cam Little saw his stock soar as a rookie for Jacksonville this season. He earnied the starting position and kept it after being drafted in the sixth round of the 2024 NFL Draft.
Only up from here fellas 🤞@cameronglittle | @BrianThomas_11 pic.twitter.com/8qtRbr4AUi
— Jacksonville Jaguars (@Jaguars) January 27, 2025
Little earned Pro Football Writers Association's All-Rookie team honors after connecting on 27-of-29 field goal attempts in 2024. He hit a career-high 59 yard field goal at Detroit Nov. 17 and tacked on another that day in what ended in a 52-6 loss to the Lions.
PR for the rookie.
— Kohl's Kicking Camps (@KohlsKicking) November 17, 2024
✅ 59-yard field goal#KohlsElite // #Duuuval
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One week into October, Jacksonville found itself winless but with the kicking team finding good field position gave Little the opportunity to make a 49-yard field goal to take the lead with 17 seconds left and did just that, his first game winner of his young career.
First NFL game-winner ✅#Jaguars K Cam Little boots a 49-yd field goal that seals the deal for Jacksonville! pic.twitter.com/jNMVwTBnAc
— Kicker Update (@kickerupdate) October 6, 2024
The Moore, Oklahoma product played three seasons at Arkansas after being ranked as a KOHL's 5-star kicking prospect, the No. 1 prospect in his class. He ended up choosing the Razorbacks over offers from Colorado, Oklahoma State, Nevada and many others.
As a junior, Little earned first team All-SEC honors after making 20-of-24 field goal attempts including a career-high 56 yarder at Ole Miss. He was also Arkansas' main kickoff man with 100% of his kick's resulting in touchbacks.
For his career, Little played in 38 games with 53-of-64 field goals made, perfect in 129 extra point attempts and all 129 kickoffs went for touchbacks.