And then there were two record field goals in a single Super Bowl. Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker made a 57-yard field goal with 5:01 left in the third quarter of Sunday's Super Bowl game, breaking a Super Bowl record from ... two quarters earlier. The 49ers still led after the field goal, 10-6.Rookie Jake Moody earlier made a record 55-yard field goal just 12 seconds into the second quarter to put the San Francisco 49ers on top 3-0.It was a confidence booster for Moody, who missed field goals in the past two playoff games.Moody, later in the game, had an extra point blocked by the Chiefs. He was the second of the three third-round draft picks chosen by the 49ers this year. Moody previously set records in games played and points while at Michigan.Buffalo’s Steve Christie previously held the field goal record with a 54-yarder against Dallas in Super Bowl 28.Learn more about him here. See more Super Bowl live updates here.--KCRA 3's Daniel Macht contributed to this story.
And then there were two record field goals in a single Super Bowl.
Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker made a 57-yard field goal with 5:01 left in the third quarter of Sunday's Super Bowl game, breaking a Super Bowl record from ... two quarters earlier.
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The 49ers still led after the field goal, 10-6.
Rookie Jake Moody earlier made a record 55-yard field goal just 12 seconds into the second quarter to put the San Francisco 49ers on top 3-0.
It was a confidence booster for Moody, who missed field goals in the past two playoff games.
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Moody, later in the game, had an extra point blocked by the Chiefs.
He was the second of the three third-round draft picks chosen by the 49ers this year.
Moody previously set records in games played and points while at Michigan.
Buffalo’s Steve Christie previously held the field goal record with a 54-yarder against Dallas in Super Bowl 28.
--KCRA 3's Daniel Macht contributed to this story.
