​With training camp drawing closer, we will be highlighting the one big question that faces each of the Jacksonville Jaguars’ position groups.Next up is the special teams unit, which last season saw kicker Cam Little set the NFL record for the longest field goal made.Can Cam Little top his own field goal record?Little set the record with a 68-yard attempt in the Jaguars’ win last season over the Las Vegas Raiders. Later in the year, Little would make a 67-yard attempt as well.However, this is not a record that Little anticipates will last long.”Probably not long considering you look at guys like Brandon Aubrey, (Jake) Bates, (Harrison) Butker, those guys are freakin’ phenomenons,” Little said in an offseason interview with The Schmo, via NFL.com. “They’re gonna break that probably in no time, or I’ll break it again, so who knows.”Little also hit a 70-yarder during the preseason.This kind of range is a real weapon for the Jaguars, whose offense has to pick up roughly two first downs following a kickoff to be in Little’s range.He finished his sophomore season with the Jaguars making 86.1% of his field goal attempts and 53-of-54 extra points. SI’s Connor Orr believes that Little can be a first-time Pro Bowler in 2026.This article originally appeared on Jaguars Wire: Big question for Cam Little, Jaguars special teams unit in training camp