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You simply can’t count out the Kansas City Chiefs.
After struggling to put up points against a formidable Los Angeles Chargers defense for much of the first half on Sunday, the defending Super Bowl champions finished off a hard-earned 23-20 comeback in overtime thanks to a 58-yard field goal by Harrison Butker — his second of the game.
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Even from 58 yards, @buttkicker7 knew 🤯🙌
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The game-winner matched Butker’s career-long, which the fourth-year kicker set late in the third quarter, as well as the all-time franchise record held by Nick Lowery. Butker finished Sunday with three field goals and nine of Kansas City’s 23 points, including a 30-yarder to tie the game in the final seconds of regulation.
K Harrison Butker with a career-long 58-yard FG, tying the franchise record of 58 yards, which was set twice by K Nick Lowery. He has the most consecutive games scoring a FG in franchise history, with 16-straight regular season games.
The kick also marked the longest successful field goal attempt in overtime since 2018, and the second-longest since the NFL went to a regular-season OT period in 1974, according to ESPN Stats & Info.
Harrison Butker’s game-winning 58-yard FG was the 2nd-longest made in OT since the NFL went to a regular-season OT period in 1974.
The only one that was longer? A 59-yard FG from Chandler Catanzaro for the Buccaneers in Week 7 of 2018.
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Harrison Butker’s Dramatic 58-Yard Kick Seals Chiefs’ OT Win [LOOK]