Cam Little

Cam Little looks like one of the safer fantasy kicker options for 2026, and he enters the season firmly on the Jacksonville Jaguars. He’s coming off a strong 2025 campaign in which he finished fifth among kickers in fantasy scoring, and multiple 2026 outlooks still place him in the top-five conversation.

The appeal starts with the environment around him. Jacksonville’s offense is expected to give him plenty of scoring chances again, and one recent outlook specifically pointed to the improved offensive setup under head coach Liam Coen as a reason to stay bullish on Little. He also showed real upside from distance, connecting on 13 of 16 field goals from beyond 50 yards over the last two seasons, which matters in formats that reward long kicks.

There’s no major injury or team-change concern hanging over his outlook right now. Recent team and fantasy notes continue to list him as the Jaguars’ kicker, and his contract status also supports a stable role in Jacksonville through the season. He even capped last year by drilling a 67-yard field goal, breaking the NFL record for the longest field goal in an outdoor stadium, which reinforces just how strong his leg is.

For 2026 fantasy drafts, Little profiles as a reliable late-round kicker target with top-five upside. The main reason to draft him is simple: a good offense, strong leg, and a track record of producing usable fantasy weeks, including multiple recent stretches with 10-plus kicking points. If you wait until the end of your draft, he’s an excellent candidate to lock in and set aside as a steady, high-ceiling starter.