Field goal attempts beyond 50 yards used to be a difficult proposition for even the NFL's best kickers. In recent years, they have changed that narrative, and it has showed up when reviewing Super Bowl stats.

Six of the seven longest field goals in Super Bowl history have come since the New England Patriots and Los Angeles Rams squared off in Super Bowl 53. Two championship games since then have seen multiple makes from 50-plus yards away, including the Kansas City Chiefs vs. San Francisco 49ers matchup in Super Bowl 58, which saw the longest Super Bowl field goal record broken twice.

Who owns the record for the longest Super Bowl field goal? Here's what to know about longest kicks in the Big Game.

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Longest field goal in Super Bowl history

Harrison Butker owns the record for the longest field goal in Super Bowl history. The Chiefs kicker set the record in Super Bowl 58 when he made a 57-yard attempt with 5:06 left in the third quarter, cutting the 49ers' lead to 10-6.

Butker broke the record previously held by 49ers kicker Jake Moody. The rookie made a 55-yard field goal to open the scoring in Super Bowl 58, so his record-breaking make was short-lived.

Full list of longest field goals in Super Bowl history

In the NFL's first 58 Super Bowls, kickers made a total of 181 field goals. Only 10 have been from 50-plus yards. Below is a full list of those kicks.

• Harrison Butker, Kansas City Chiefs: 57 yards (Super Bowl 58)

• Jake Moody, San Francisco 49ers: 55 yards (Super Bowl 58)

• Steve Christie, Buffalo Bills: 54 yards (Super Bowl 28)

• Jake Moody, San Francisco 49ers: 53 yards (Super Bowl 58)

• Greg Zuerlein, Los Angeles Rams: 53 yards (Super Bowl 53)

• Ryan Succop, Tampa Bay Buccaneers: 52 yards (Super Bowl 55)

• Harrison Butker, Kansas City Chiefs: 52 yards (Super Bowl 55)

• Jason Elam, Denver Broncos: 51 yards (Super Bowl 32)

• John Kasay, Carolina Panthers: 50 yards (Super Bowl 38)

• Jeff Wilkins, St. Louis Rams: 50 yards (Super Bowl 36)

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What is the longest field goal in NFL history?

Butker may own the longest field goal in Super Bowl history, but the longest kick in NFL history belongs to Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker. He made a 66-yard field goal at the end of regulation in a 2021 game against the Detroit Lions to give the Ravens a walk-off 19-17 win.

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