As the third quarter of their Week 4 clash gets underway, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers have largely struggled against the visiting Philadelphia Eagles. At the moment, the Eagles hold a 24-13 lead, as the Buccaneers' offense has been kept in check for the most part. However, a pair of field goals from veteran Chase McLaughlin has put the Bucs on the board. Most notable was his 65-yard make as the first half ended. According to ClutchPoints via X, formerly Twitter, the successful attempt was the second-longest in NFL history. Expand Tweet

“Chase McLaughlin DRILLS the 65-yard FG 😱,” posted the sports site. “The 2nd-longest field goal in NFL history!”

McLaughlin's 65-yarder surpassed former Buccaneers kicker Matt Bryant's 62-yarder to beat the Eagles back in 2006 as the longest kick in f

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