Jaguars kicker Cam Little aims for steadier leg and calmer mind in 2026
Cam Little, Jacksonville Jaguars' third-year kicker, says his 2026 focus will be on consistency and reducing pressure after a record-setting first two seasons.
After two seasons that produced a 68-yard NFL record field goal, a franchise-record 140 points and the youngest kicker to reach 50 career three-point conversions, Cam Little acknowledges early-year struggles and a costly playoff miss. He intends to improve his reliability by refining details in his routine and collaborating with the team's sports-psychology staff. Little emphasizes the importance of his relationships with punter/holder Logan Cooke, long snapper Ross Matiscik, and his partner Sanya in keeping stress in check.
Outside football, he has taken up sports-card collecting, targeting rookie cards of teammates and a high-value Trevor Lawrence card. The Jaguars' kicker hopes that these adjustments will translate into a steadier performance throughout the 2026 campaign.
Why it matters
Little's pursuit of consistency could influence the Jaguars' scoring stability and playoff chances.
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