What is the longest passing play in Super Bowl history?

Answer 1

San Diego Chargers cornerback Antonio Cromartie returned Ryan Longwell's missed 58-yard field goal attempt 109 yards and 34in. for a touchdown for the longest play in NFL history. It occurred as the first half ended Sunday November 4th, 2007, in a game against the Minnesota Vikings.

In time, the longest play is most likely a play known as the River City Relay, which occurred in a December, 2003 game between the Jacksonville Jaguars and New Orleans Saints. It lasted 25 seconds, well past the timed end of the fourth quarter. Trailing 20-13, the Saints scored a 75-yard touchdown after a pass and three laterals, then missed the extra point that would have sent the game into overtime. (Even with a win, the Saints would have missed the playoffs at 9-7.)

Answer 2

Through Super Bowl XLII, that is an 85 yard pass from Carolina Panthers QB Jake Delhomme to Muhsin Muhammad in Super Bowl XXXVIII against the New England Patriots. The play went for a touchdown.

Answer 3

The longest touch down pass thrown in Super Bowl history was by Jake Delhomme in Super Bowl XXXVIII vs the New England Patriots. Delhomme threw an 85 yard bomb to wide receiver Steve Smith.

Answer 4

Peyton Manning's 40 yard pass to Austin Collie was the longest pass of Super Bowl 44.

Answer 5

jake delhomme to mushin muhammad 85

Answer 6

95 yards