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Chiefs Star Sets Record with Fastest 59-Yard Field Goal in NFL History

Posted September 6, 2025

Kansas City, MO – September 6, 2025

The NFL Kickoff game in São Paulo already carried historic weight as the Kansas City Chiefs and Los Angeles Chargers brought football to Brazil. But what unfolded late in the first half added another unforgettable chapter to Chiefs lore — a record-setting strike that electrified fans across the globe.

With just one second left on the clock and Kansas City facing 4th-and-18, the stadium held its breath as the special teams unit trotted out. Then came the moment: the ball was snapped, the hold was clean, and in an instant, the football rocketed off the boot and soared 59 yards through the uprights. It wasn’t just good. It was the fastest 59-yarder ever recorded.

The velocity stunned everyone — from broadcasters scrambling to react, to fans in São Paulo erupting as the ball cleared the crossbar in a blur. On social media, the Chiefs’ official account declared it boldly: “THE FASTEST 59-YARDER EVER.” Within minutes, the clip went viral, amassing nearly 100,000 views before the game even resumed.

For the Chiefs, the kick was more than three points on the board. It was a reminder of the championship mettle that defines this team, even when pushed to the brink. With Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce already carrying the spotlight, this clutch special-teams moment underscored just how many ways Kansas City can seize momentum.

NFL analysts noted that while 59-yarders are rare in any context, the speed and precision of this particular attempt set it apart. One commentator on NBC marveled, “I’ve seen 59-yard field goals, but never one that moved like a bullet.”

As the Chiefs look to defend their dynasty and chase yet another Super Bowl, this record-breaking strike has already given fans a highlight for the ages. It wasn’t just a kick; it was a statement that Kansas City’s firepower extends far beyond its offense.

The fastest 59-yarder in league history now belongs to the Chiefs — and it happened on opening night, under the lights, on international soil. A perfect reminder: history follows Kansas City wherever they go.

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