Most field goals in a Super Bowl: How Seahawks' Jason Myers made NFL kicking history

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Seattle Seahawks kicker Jason Myers rewrote the record books in Super Bowl 60, standing alone as the most prolific kicker in the game's history. While the matchup at Levi’s Stadium was a defensive slugfest where the end zone was a rare sight, Myers became the game's primary protagonist, breaking a long-standing record to secure his place in NFL lore.

By late in the third quarter, Myers had successfully converted his fourth field goal of the night, joining an elite circle of kickers who have mastered the high-pressure environment of a championship game. His perfect 4-for-4 start -- hitting from 33, 39, and twice from 41 yards -- accounted for every single point in the Seahawks' 12–0 lead over the Patriots.

Myers added a Super Bowl-record fifth field goal in the fourth quarter as Seattle coasted to a 29-13 victory. By reaching the five-field-goal mark, Myers shattered the all-time record for the most field goals made in a single Super Bowl, surpassing the previous milestone of four shared by legendary specialists including Don Chandler, Ray Wersching, and more recent standouts like Harrison Butker and Jake Elliott.

Here's more on Myers' record-breaking night.

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In a game where touchdowns were nearly non-existent, Jason Myers essentially became the Seattle Seahawks' entire offense. His record-breaking night at Levi’s Stadium saw him go a perfect 5-for-5, splitting the uprights from 33, 39, 41, 41, and finally a 26-yarder in the fourth quarter.

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These 15 points provided the backbone for Seattle’s 27-13 victory over New England, proving that in a defensive stalemate, a reliable leg is a championship-caliber weapon.

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