In the final week of the regular season, the Jags secured the division title for the third time in 26 years. They beat the Tennessee Titans 41-7 to pip the Houston Texans to the AFC South top spot.
During that game, Little scored the first 67-yard field goal in the NFL. He now has the two longest field goals in league history.
Last season, they won just four games and brought in a new head coach in Liam Coen, as well as former player Tony Boselli as executive vice-president of football operations.
Under their guidance, they won 13 games and head into the play-offs on an eight-game winning streak.
“Something that coach Coen’s harped on is just going 1-0 every week,” says Little.
“Everyone’s on the same page as far as captains on the team, guys that are leaders on the team, and front office and head coach and coaching staff.
“When you combine those three levels of front office, coaching staff, and captains on the team and leaders on the team, that forms to success.
The Jaguars will now face the Buffalo Bills in the wildcard round on Sunday (18:00 GMT).
For Little, it is another special moment in his career.
“This is the first time in my career that I’ve played post-season football that matters – where you win or go home. So I think it makes for a fun environment, not only for us playing in it, but for the fans as well. It brings a side of Jacksonville that I’m excited to see.”
