Who ran the longest play in the Super Bowl?

Answer 1

Tony Dorsett of the Dallas Cowboys. They were playing Minnesota on Monday Night Football. Minnesota punts the ball and downs it at the 1" line. Yes is said 1 inch line. Actually they call it the 1 yard line. The 1st play from scrimmage is a handoff to Dorsett up the middle and the rest is history He runs all the way for a touchdown. The unique thing about this record is it can never be beaten, only tied. The ball was technically at the 1yard line. You cannot run from scrimmage any further than 99 yards. Go Cowboys for ever!!!!

Answer 2

The longest plays in the Super Bowl:

• Longest run from scrimmage: Willie Parker, 75 yards (td), Pittsburgh vs. Seattle, Super Bowl XL
• Longest reception, game: Muhsin Muhammad (from Jake Delhomme), 85 yards (td), Carolina vs. New England, XXXVIII (TD)
• Longest kickoff return, game: Jacoby Jones, 108 yards (td), Baltimore vs. San Francisco, Super Bowl XLVII
• Longest punt return, game: Jordan Norwood, 61 yards - Denver vs. Carolina, Super Bowl 50
• Longest interception return, game: James Harrison, 100 yards (td), Pittsburgh vs. Arizona, Super Bowl XLIII

Answer 3

Willie Parker (running back) 75 yards for the Pittsburgh Steelers in Super Bowl XL.

Answer 4

Willie Parker with a 75 yard TD run in Super Bowl XL.

Answer 5

In Super Bowl XL, running back Willie Parker of the Pittsburgh Steelers reeled off a 75-yard touchdown run against the Seattle Seahawks.