Which NFL quarterback holds the record for longest rushing touchdown?

Answer 1

From an Offensive Stance: Tony Dorsett of the Dallas Cowboys rushed for a 99 yard TD in a game against the Minnesota Vikings in 1983.

From a Defensive Stance: Antonio Cromartie of the San Diego Chargers caught a Minnesota Vikings failed field goal attempt in the back of his own endzone and ran it all the way down the field to score a 109-yard touchdown - the longest in NFL history.

Answer 2

The longest run in nfl history was executed by Antonio Cromartie of the San Diego Chargers. He caught a failed field goal attempt (made by the Minnesota Vikings) at the back of his own endzone and ran 109 yards all the way to the other endzone to score a touchdown on November 4th, 2007.

Answer 3

Steve Bono for Kansas City Chiefs at 76 yards in 1995.

^Not Correct

The actual longest touchdown run was by Kordell Stewart, with an 80 yard TD run.

^Also Not Correct

The new longest touchdown by a QB is a 93 Yard TD by Terrell Pryor on 27 October 2013.

Answer 4

As of 2011, there are 11 passers and receivers tied at 99 yards:

1. Frank Filchock (to Andy Farkas),Oct. 15, 1939;
2. George Izo (to Bobby Mitchell), Sept. 15, 1963;
3. Karl Sweetan (to Pat Studstill), Oct. 16, 1966;
4. Sonny Jurgensen (to Gerry Allen), Sept. 15, 1968;
5. Jim Plunkett (to Cliff Branch), Oct. 2, 1983;
6. Ron Jaworski (to Mike Quick), Nov. 10, 1985;
7. Stan Humphries (to Tony Martin), Sept. 18, 1994;
8. Brett Favre (to Robert Brooks), Sept. 11, 1995;
9. Trent Green (to Marc Boerigter), Dec. 22, 2002;
10. Jeff Garcia (to Andre Davis), Oct. 17, 2004;
11. Gus Frerotte (to Bernard Berrian), Nov. 30, 2008

Answer 5

That is Kordell Stewart of the Pittsburgh Steelers who scored an 80 yard rushing TD against the Carolina Panthers on December 22, 1996. The Steelers lost the game, 18-14. Old history. On October 27, 2013, Terelle Pryor ran 93 yards for a touchdown against the Pittsburg Steelers on a designed deception play.

Answer 6

Carolina Panthers wide receiver Muhsin Muhammad caught the longest touchdown pass in Super Bowl history. It was thrown by Jake Delhomme in Super Bowl XXXVIII and the play went for 85 yards.

Answer 7

Tony Dorsett 99 yrd td run against minnesota vikings on a monday night football game

Answer 8

definantly Shane price