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The longest sack in NFL history was 29 yards. In 1972, Miami Dolphins QB Bob Griese was sacked for a 29 yard loss in Super Bowl VI by Dallas Cowboys DT Bob Lilly.
That record was almost tied on Dec 18, 2011 when Devner QB Tim Tebow was sacked by New England Patriot's LB Rob Ninkovich for a 28 yard loss.
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Longest active quarterbacks in NFL history?
Brett Favre, Joe montana, Terry Bradshaw, among others
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What is the longest field goal ever made in NFL history?
The longest field goal ever made in NFL history is 64 yards. It was kicked by Matt Prater of the Denver Broncos on December 8, 2013.
What is the longest sack in Super Bowl history?
Bob lilly sacked bob grease in s .b . Six 18 yards
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Who has the longest return in the NFL?
Antonio Cromartie of the San Diego Chargers. Playing the Minnesota Vikings. Cromartie returned the missed field goal 109 total yards. The longest in NFL history.
What Professional NFL Football team has the longest history of football?
Chicago Bears. Second is Pittsburgh
What football player had the longest rush in chargers history?
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What is the longest 4th down conversion in NFL history?
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