Longest field goal in Super Bowl history: Harrison Butker tops Jake Moody's short-lived mark at Super Bowl 58

So nice, it had to be broken twice. 

Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker and 49ers rookie Jake Moody each booted their way into the NFL history books during Super Bowl 58, becoming the first two kickers ever to successfully sink field goals of at least 55 yards in a Super Bowl. 

Moody initially made history against the Chiefs in the first half, as the 49ers kicker's 55-yard field goal marked the longest attempt ever made in a Super Bowl. The kick not only opened the scoring in the game, but it also broke the previous mark set by former Bills kicker Steve Christie. 

The mark did not stand for much longer, as Butker immediately one-upped Moody in the third quarter, sinking a 57-yarder to take first place on the all-time longest Super Bowl field goals list. 

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Longest field goal in Super Bowl history

The longest field goal in Super Bowl history briefly now belongs to Butker. The Chiefs kicker successfully hit a 57-yard attempt to give Kansas City three points in the third quarter. 

Harrison Butker sets a new Super Bowl record with a 57-yard FG, previously set by Jake Moody earlier this game. 🙌

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The topic surrounding longest field goals made in a Super Bowl was hot already. Moody initially set a new mark when he nailed a 55-yard field goal in the second quarter against the Chiefs, giving his team a 3-0 lead in the first half.

Jake Moody drills a 55-yard field goal, the longest FG in Super Bowl history. 🙌

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With the successful attempt, it broke the previous record held by Bills kicker Steve Christie, who kicked a 54-yard field goal during Buffalo's Super Bowl 28 loss to Dallas. 

In total, there have been only nine field goals made from 50 yards or further in the Super Bowl. Here is a look at the other longest field goals in Super Bowl history, according to Stathead. 

Longest field goals in NFL history

While Moody's mark set a Super Bowl record, it is not exactly close to the top of longest field goals in NFL history. 

There have been 37 successful field goals from at least 60 yards. Here are the top 15 longest field goals in NFL history, according to Stathead.