Cam Little: He broke records in the NFL and never wanted to play football

In the final week of the regular season, the Jags captured their third division title in 26 years. They beat the Tennessee Titans 41-7 to move past the Houston Texans for the top spot in the AFC South.

During that game, Little made his first 67-yard field goal in the NFL. He now has the two longest field goals in league history.

Last season, they won just four games and brought in a new coach in Liam Quinn as well as former player Tony Boselli as executive vice president of football operations.

Under their leadership, they won 13 games and headed to the playoffs on an eight-game winning streak.

“The thing that Coach Quinn emphasized is that it’s 1-0 every week,” Little says.

“Everyone is on the same page as far as the captains, the guys who are the leaders of the team, the front office, the head coach and the coaching staff.

“When you combine those three levels of the front office, the coaching staff, the team leaders and the leaders on the team, that constitutes success.

The Jaguars will now face the Buffalo Bills in the AFC Wild Card round on Sunday at 18:00 GMT.

For Little, it’s another special moment in his career.

“This is the first time in my career that I’ve played postseason football that matters — where you win or go home. So I think it provides a fun environment, not only for us playing in it, but also for the fans. It brings a side of Jacksonville that I’m excited to see.”