It’s widely known that the Buffalo Bills missed a game-winning field goal attempt on the final play in Super Bowl XXV, but did you know a Bills’ kicker was also responsible for the longest made three-pointer in Super Bowl history? The record that lived for 30 years was finally broken, twice, during Super Bowl LVIII. On any of the 57 prior Super Sundays, no player had made a longer field goal than the 54-yarder that Steve Christie nailed during the first quarter of Super Bowl XXVIII in Atlanta. Three full decades after Christie etched his name into the record book, Harrison Butker and Jake Moody both eclipsed the Bills’ alumnus in the Kansas City Chiefs’ 25-22 overtime victory over the San Francisco 49ers in Las
