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Offensively, the longest play from scrimmage is the Pittsburgh Steelers "Fast" Willie Parkers 75 yard touchdown run in Super Bowl XL(40) against the Seattle Seahawks. Defensively, the longest play is the Pittsburgh Steelers James Harrisons 100 yard interception return for a touchdown in Super Bowl XXIII(43).
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JudyThe longest rushing TD play was made by Tony Dorsett of the Dallas Cowboys scored a 99 yard rushing TD on 01/03/1983 against the Minnesota Vikings. The most total yards ran for on 1 play was made by Antonio Cromartie of the San Diego Chargers when he returned the ball 109 yards, on a missed field goal, for a TD on 11/04/2007 against the Minnesota Vikings. How strange that they both happened against the Minnesota Vikings . . .
Well if your only talking about a run play from scrimmage, Fred Taylor's 90-yard touchdown run in January 2000 vs. Miami is the longest run play in NFL playoff history! The second longest being Ray Rice's 83-yard touchdown run on the first snap from scrimmage against the New England Patriots
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What Seattle Seahawk in had longest run from scrimmage in NFL in 1995?
Ricky watters
What was the second NFL championship game to go into overtime?
The Colts defeated the Giants in the NFL's first sudden-death overtime in an NFL Championship Game on December 28. Alan Ameche(FB) scored on a one-yard touchdown run after 8:15 of overtime. The televised game is generally looked upon as the one that brought the NFL to its first great national attention as we know it today.
Who was on base when Bucky dent hit his 3 run hr in 1978 playoff game?
Chris Chambliss was on second and Roy White was on first.
Was the Seattle Seahawks twenty-one year run for the playoffs the longest drought in NFL history?
No. The Pittsburgh Steelers first year in the NFL was 1933 and they did not make the playoffs for the first time until 1947.
How many yards was the longest run in NFL history?
As of the 2008 season, in the NFL that would be Eric Dickerson who rushed for 2,105 yards in 1984 for the Los Angeles Rams.
