The fastest a football has ever been thrown was a pass by Joe Montana at the speed of 82 mph. ----
Sorry, don't believe it. An object that travels 82 miles per hour travels 120 feet in one second. That's 40 yards. My guess would be maybe 60 or so MPH would be an extremely fast throw. Can anybody give a better answer and include a link to the source of the answer? ---- Brett Favre has always been known to have the hardest throws in football. A while back when he was with the Packers, Monday Night Football used radar on several of his throws and I'm pretty sure he was topping out around 70/71. I can't quite remember. Also, Joe Montana had a weak arm compared to a lot of QB's. The reason he was so good was because of his ability to recognize defensive coverage schemes and constantly being on the same page as his receivers.
In competitive football, the length of the throw is not measured, but rather the length of the play (catch and run). The longest pass is 99 yards in US football and 109 yards in Canada, that being one yard less than the length of the field.
There is no official record for Longest Throw, but a distance of 80-90 yards (73-82 m) seems to be considered the longest. NFL quarterbacks such as Steve Bartkowski, Randall Cunningham, and Jamarcus Russell (all tall, powerful throwers) have thrown the ball that far in the air.
One NFL site lists an unofficial record for ball distance, which was 83 yeads by Don Meredith of the Dallas Cowboys, part of a 95-yard pass to Bob Hayes on November 13, 1966.
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The fastest goal in the history of soccer is from
the match of espanyol v.s valladolid in the home game on valladolid's stadium (( Stadio Jose Zorilla )) in the spanish la liga (( league of Spain )).
The goal was scored by Joseba Llorente in just 7.22 seconds (( fantastic )).
Liorente now plays for Villareal, pssst (( he's doing fine there ))!!!
!!The fastest goal ever was by Nawaf Al Abed, a 21-year-old striker for Saudi Arabian soccer club Al Hilal, on Saturday, November 9, 2009 scored when he Shot the ball in just two seconds after the opening whistle in a Prince Faisal bin Fahad Cup match between his team (Al-Hilal) and Al Shoalah.
93 yards is the longest thrown yardage in history
It is difficult to determine who has the best distance football throw as it depends on the specific circumstances and competition. However, some notable quarterbacks known for their long throws include Patrick Mahomes, Matthew Stafford, and Josh Allen.
Sir Alex Ferguson, current (as of middle of 2010/11 season) manager of Manchester United FC, is the longest-serving football manager of the English league system. He has been in charge of the football club for 24 years.
Arsenal is the only club that is not been relegated. Point of order!! yes they have!! they were relegated season 1912/13! and the only reason they got back into top flight football was by a bung!! they are also the only team to have been promoted not on football merit!! bet mr wenger doesnt know all that!!
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93 yards is the longest thrown yardage in history
The longest kick ever in football was done by Tom Dempsey 63 yards
The longest distance a car has been carried in a tornado is believed to be about 1,307 feet (398 meters), which occurred in the 1991 Andover, Kansas tornado. The car was thrown and carried a considerable distance before landing.
The average velocity of a thrown football is from 40 to 60 MPH. Although there has been faster velocities recorded.
It is difficult to determine who has the best distance football throw as it depends on the specific circumstances and competition. However, some notable quarterbacks known for their long throws include Patrick Mahomes, Matthew Stafford, and Josh Allen.
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Sir alex ferguson
I'm not positively sure :p but i just felt like answering <3
Sir Alex Ferguson, current (as of middle of 2010/11 season) manager of Manchester United FC, is the longest-serving football manager of the English league system. He has been in charge of the football club for 24 years.
Arsenal is the only club in the E.P.L.ho have never been relegated, so they have the longest reign in England.
The longest drive possible is starting from the team's own end zone. This has been done before, but it is rare.
John Terry has been a member of the Chelsea Football Club since his youth days back in 1995.