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A field goal in American football involves kicking the ball through the uprights of the opponent's goalpost. The distance is measured from where the ball is kicked to the goal line, plus 10 yards for the end zone. Accuracy and leg strength are key, as demonstrated by Butker's impressive 69-yard attempt.
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