
by: Nick Kosko 18 minutes ago nickkosko59

Minnesota Vikings kicker Will Reichard capped off an epic first half with a career-long 62-yard field goal. The former Alabama place kicker put the Vikings up 34-3 over the Cincinnati Bengals through 30 minutes of action.
Through his first two games this season, Reichard was four-of-four on field goals with a long of 59 yards. Heโs now eclipsed that mark Sunday.
You can see the former Crimson Tide star drill his career-long in the video below. Safe to say, it was a banner first half for Minnesota.
Will Reichard from 62!
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That was Reichardโs second field goal of the half, making him six-of-six through 2.5 games in 2025. He was also four-for-four on extra points in the first half.
As a rookie in 2024, Reichard was 24-of-30 on field goals with a long of 58 yards. He was a perfect 38-for-38 on his PATs.
Will Reichard nails career-long field goal for Vikings
Reichard was a sixth round draft pick of Alabama in the 2024 NFL Draft. He had a historic college career while with the Crimson Tide.
Reichard played five years in Tuscaloosa and was 295-of-297 (99.3%) on his extra points. He was also 84-of-100 (84%) on field goals. When you combine that altogether, Reichard scored 547 points in his career, which is the all-time FBS record.