"Chris Boswell's 70-yard field goal attempt: Unexpected response from the Steelers' kicker"

Pittsburgh Steelers' Kicker Chris Boswell Delivers a Record-Breaking 60-Yard Field Goal

In a thrilling turn of events, Chris Boswell, the Pittsburgh Steelers' reliable kicker, made history during the recent game against the New York Jets. With the game hanging in the balance, Boswell was asked to make a 60-yard kick to put Pittsburgh up by two.

Boswell, who has been the Steelers' trusty leg for ten years, stepped up to the challenge and delivered as he often does. His kick was squarely hit, according to his own assessment, and it sailed down the middle, as he observed. This impressive feat marked the longest of Boswell's career and had some fans and analysts speculating that it could have broken records if it had been from 70 yards.

Boswell's accuracy from range is exceptional. He has made 45 of his 54 attempts from over 50+ yards, making him the most accurate kicker in the Pittsburgh Steelers' franchise history, excluding players with less than 50 games played. His field goal percentage for the Steelers is approximately 82%.

The game between the Steelers and Jets came down to the skills of Boswell, who expressed confidence in his 60-yard kick, starting to celebrate immediately after. However, he has not commented on the speculation about his kick potentially breaking the longest field goal record from 70 yards.

The Steelers have started a new era with the arrival of Aaron Rodgers, who performed well against the Jets, leading the offense masterfully. Despite Boswell's heroics, the New York Jets remained competitive due to Justin Fields' efforts.

Boswell, who was a first-team All-Pro selection in the previous year, has not watched his 60-yard kick as he turned away to celebrate. His exact percentage accuracy, excluding certain players, is unknown. Regardless, his record-breaking kick will undoubtedly be remembered as a highlight in the annals of Pittsburgh Steelers history.

"Chris Boswell's 70-yard field goal attempt: Unexpected response from the Steelers' kicker"