Cam Little
Cam Little is Jacksonville's presumptive placekicker, valued for a huge leg that lets Jacksonville attempt field goals from well beyond normal range.
Role
He is competing for the Jaguars' full-time kicking job; the reported data point is a 61-yard field goal made (his only attempt) in a preseason game against Tampa Bay, with no extra-point attempts in that contest because Jacksonville shut Tampa Bay out 19-0. Once the regular season is underway, his role would be standard placekicker duties — all field-goal and extra-point attempts on scoring drives — contingent on him winning and holding the job outright.
His leg strength (demonstrated by a made 61-yard attempt) gives him extra value versus a typical kicker because he can convert from distances many kickers can't attempt, adding scoring opportunities a shorter-legged kicker wouldn't get.
He's an unproven, young leg with no established regular-season track record yet, and one strong preseason kick doesn't guarantee accuracy, consistency, or that he wins/keeps the job over any camp competition.
Where analysts split
There isn't enough current reporting available to identify a specific point of analyst disagreement about him beyond his unproven status; no substantive current-season coverage was found to characterize a real debate.
Research confidence: thin. Outlooks are grounded in web search over current reporting and refreshed through the season.
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