I find it pretty funny that Daniel Jones could go on one of the longest QB runs ever and it still ends up being an embarrassing moment.
@anthonykrause80523 ай бұрын
His controller died
@Diehardbucsfan3 ай бұрын
The Duality of Daniel Jones in a nutshell.
@johndennis64493 ай бұрын
The replay that shows his face when he’s running is hilarious. He looks like a little 6 year old who’s trying to run home from the playground so he doesn’t poop and pee his pants and then realizes he’s not gonna make it.
@EveretteMoon3 ай бұрын
You can’t block the Turf Monster.
@JediKnyghte3 ай бұрын
Yep, he's for real. There's a funny NFL Films video about it.
@mrbuttons12433 ай бұрын
Props to the receivers throwing blocks downfield and not just running along to celebrate.
@xczechr3 ай бұрын
Absolutely.
@INYB3 ай бұрын
Pryors run is insanely fast. It's a crazy story that he finished his career as a pro-bowl wide receiver for the browns, but you see this and it makes sense.
@stephengrigg59883 ай бұрын
Watching him accelerate from the 8 to the 30 is like watching a jet take off past cars on Top Gear. He's so smooth he makes other high performance machines look dull.
@lordjimbo23 ай бұрын
He never made a probowl, but still was a solid receiver
@shanezenmusic3 ай бұрын
Exactly that man needed no blocking a little touch by #17 but that didnt matter
@terence25413 ай бұрын
He was never in a pro-bowl. He was a disaster as a QB, couldn't throw to his left, in fact wouldn't even look to his left most of the time.
@kendallevans40793 ай бұрын
We're just making up accolades. It's so easy to fact check now. How can you get that wrong?
@cloroc3 ай бұрын
I was at that Raiders game when Pryor ran one in from 93 yards. Think they won four games that season. That run and beating Pittsburgh was the high point of the year.
@mjwbulich3 ай бұрын
He could have ran another 50 yards
@clintsaines92742 ай бұрын
That's still the longest run by a quarterback to this day.
@kevinstull85522 ай бұрын
1:58 a direct snap to a QB is so crazy!!!! 😤
@ArmaanMehta3 ай бұрын
I foresee a day when they snap the ball directly to some guy with his KNEE ON THE GROUND! Just you watch, it'll happen!
@jordanteichman23973 ай бұрын
I picked up on that like huh lol
@Kurrency19112 ай бұрын
Kordell Stewart was so far ahead of his time, no coach knew how to use him properly. If he was in the league today, he'd be a superstar.
@jefftracy37713 ай бұрын
He wasn't much of a passer, though, unfortunately. If he was a bit more accurate and better at reading defenses than he actually was, he'd be in the hall of fame.
@Surreal_Wizard3 ай бұрын
Slash played for a great HC. He wasn't very good at being a QB though.
@jimwerther3 ай бұрын
He could play ahead of his time but as I remember HE wanted to be a prototypical pocket passer not a running QB.
@gabrielilles65063 ай бұрын
He was such a great athlete, unfortunately he wasn't much of a QB.
@rodman00883 ай бұрын
Honestly I feel the steelers never knew what to do with a good qb.
@swappedoutZ713 ай бұрын
Does anyone remember how exciting it was to watch Cam Newton play? He was huge, fast and confident.
@nathanbranson91493 ай бұрын
Mfs act like they never seen a josh allen like Cam ain't the same size lol
@franksaint843 ай бұрын
@@franksaint84and actually carried a team to a SB and won MVP
@FriendlyNeighborhoodGentile3 ай бұрын
I certainly remember!!
@jessicam.47773 ай бұрын
What a block by Steve Smith too. Blocked 3 guys. I wish those two would have stayed together longer
@johnathanwillan27993 ай бұрын
@franksaint84 objectively speaking, Cam was way better than Josh. If Cam is healthy now, he probably could still play better than him right now
@Input19143 ай бұрын
Rg3 and Kapernick made that 2012 season electric
@eamonkelley38113 ай бұрын
I wonder how ole Kap is doing now ?
@js4187Ай бұрын
@@js4187 Yeah.... it's kind of sad that he has people judging him for doing what he believed was right against police brutality.
@markusallen5634Ай бұрын
@@markusallen5634 lololololol Its apparent he should have just shut up and played football huh .
@js4187Ай бұрын
@@js4187 Nah. In a free country with free speech you can do what you want. Just expect repercussions from people who don't think speech should be free.
@rikk31914 күн бұрын
@@rikk319 Youre not kidding . Those damn democrats want to censor people and block them from speaking on campuses .
@js418713 күн бұрын
Kinda crazy that Vick didn't have one.
@TMK-223 ай бұрын
73 yard walk off run vs vikings in ot is insane though Made two defenders collide into each other trying to tackle him
@aceassn7163 ай бұрын
kzhead.info/sun/f6eCZ8mAn3eEi40/bejne.html This was "only" 46 yards but at least as impressive as any of the runs on this video.
@judolphin2 ай бұрын
the problem with running quarterbacks is the need to read the defence and pass ... the option to run is another distraction. Vick was a gorgeous passer - had a gorgious throwing motion as well as his incredible athletic abilities.
@terrenceolivido741Ай бұрын
I’m pretty sure it was only 49 yards, but I think the greatest QB TD run was Steve Young vs the Vikings. He was weaving. He was breaking ankles. He was shedding tackles. Picked up a few good blocks. He must have run 80 yards in those 49 yards. What a run that was!
@baseballsux23 ай бұрын
Breaking ankles?
@kimturner37443 ай бұрын
Vick against the Minnesota Vikings. Two Vikings crashed into each other he juked them so quickly.
@sunondalyons733 ай бұрын
Totally agree. Greatest QB run in history!
@thomasrobinson51903 ай бұрын
I,loved when Burger King used that in their commercial with the king superimposed on him.
@mikepalmer22193 ай бұрын
Steve Young was known as one of the most athletic and best running QBs.
@thebasketballhistorian32913 ай бұрын
Hearing announcers saying “San Diego” in an NFL game still hurts 😢
@stevencramsie91723 ай бұрын
Right? now us raider fans have no one to brawl with anymore
@chicodalianis80043 ай бұрын
I stil say San Diego, that was just wrong
@jamessanders1452 ай бұрын
San Diego Chargers just rolls off the tongue a lot more easily than saying Los Angeles Chargers.
@kevinstull85522 ай бұрын
And to see a Redskin helmet.
@rickbarnes7745Ай бұрын
I still have my Kordell Stewart and Steve Bono cards where it mentions they each had the record for longest touchdown run by a QB.
@bjchit3 ай бұрын
They were equally fast
@davissae3 ай бұрын
@@davissae I’m pretty sure Stewart had more yards in that game than Bono did in his career.
@bjchit3 ай бұрын
Thanks to Bono it was Sunday Bloody Sunday for the Cardinals
@stewpitteejit2 ай бұрын
Steve McNair had a 71-yard TD run in 1998
@martincarlson25653 ай бұрын
Daniel Jones tackling himself never gets old.
@lomax343Ай бұрын
Looked like he got a cramp, seriously. He didn't trip, his leg just seized.
@rikk31914 күн бұрын
At the 2:39 mark, that run by Daniel Jones was crazy. He tackled himself to prevent the touchdown. I thought Minnesota Viking Fran Tarkington might be on here because he was known as a scrambler. If a QB ever runs for 100 yards he can never be dethroned just equalled.
@dondee54393 ай бұрын
The longest run can only be credited as 99 yds,and it's only happened twice. First by Tony Dorsett and later by Derrick Henry.
@kingfish42423 ай бұрын
Can't have a 100 yard run because you can't start a play from your own goal line...just a fraction of the 1 yard hash mark.
@rikk31914 күн бұрын
I managed to be there to see Pryor's RUN - GOOD TIMES.
@jimdale31883 ай бұрын
He then became a successful wide receiver ...then became a not successful wide receiver.
@ckobo843 ай бұрын
@@ckobo84he made the pro-bowl, that's pretty damn crazy
@stephengrigg59883 ай бұрын
I was there too. That was basically the only good times that season. That was in week six or seven and I remember they only won one more game the rest of the season. Oh well, the tailgating was always fun.
@mjwbulich3 ай бұрын
Norm van Brockin once had a 3-yard run.
@deepcosmiclove3 ай бұрын
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂..good one
@victorlopez2143Ай бұрын
Three former 49ers QBs in this video.
@tommydong80703 ай бұрын
Danny Dimes falling over with no one around is just hilarious 😂😂😂😂
@JayBigDadyCy3 ай бұрын
Everyone has done this at one time or another, his came at the worst time. I'm sure his eyes got too big seeing that end zone! :)
@wayneninnemann4490Ай бұрын
RG3 ran like a big receiver. Wild.
@HolySoopCoolers3 ай бұрын
He was a world class hurdler before the injuries started happening
@kingfish42423 ай бұрын
No he ran like a scat back with world class speed.....a "big reciever" can run through contact rg3 cannot
@ronjones39773 ай бұрын
Once he couldn't run due to injuries he was a terrible passer. But that one season was magical
@tillitsdone2 ай бұрын
Greg Landry (Detroit Lions) had a quarterback sneak that turned into a 76 yard run against the Packers in 1970.
@wadekapik57373 ай бұрын
Definitely was an amazing run for Landry. Guess the old-timers don't count.
@user-qd9fy8on4y3 ай бұрын
I saw that live. Rushing QBs were rather rare in that day. Having said that, Landry rushed for 2,600 yards and 21 TDs in his career. A beautiful thing, but if I recall correctly, he didn't make the end zone. At the time, it was the longest QB run in NFL history.
@bluecamus51623 ай бұрын
Since you an old timer with some heavy eye test experience, let me ask you this , do you think Pat mahomes is the 🐐??” I personally think he is I’m 26
@leeblanding3 ай бұрын
I'm going with Joe Montana, Otto Graham or Bart Starr.
@user-qd9fy8on4y3 ай бұрын
@@moshegoldbergTheKingLandry’s run is here kzhead.info/sun/eJ2Oh8llamR5fqs/bejne.htmlsi=d8OzFTboWSL6ejAP
@mikerocks562 ай бұрын
Steve Bono looked like a disabled kid allowed to score
@quaoar2133 ай бұрын
That run helped expose the flaws in Buddy Ryan's defensive scheme, and would be the final year of his coaching career
@stewpitteejit2 ай бұрын
Secret base (KZhead channel) took a look at every long touchdown run in nfl history that they had film of and where the last defender drops out of the field of view. Most have a defender chasing until the end, sometimes the ball carrier is 5 or 10 yards from the end zone and they have the camera all to themselves. Steve bono has about 70 yards of his own tv show with not a defender in sight. He’s also like 36 in that I think and just soooo slow.
@kevinboehm83462 ай бұрын
@@kevinboehm8346 Have you ever played organized football?
@quaoar2132 ай бұрын
Newton as Superman, nicknames don't count if you give them to yourself.
@mrlafayette19643 ай бұрын
A Heisman trophy winner National Champion NFL MVP and a few plays short of a SB. CAM NEWTON WAS SUPERMAN
@johnanderson412729 күн бұрын
First clip with Alex Smith shows a perfect example of the horrible tackling that is still going on. The defender tries to knock the ball out of his hands instead of tackling him. You see this every week, someone getting an extra 10 or more yards because they were trying to knock the ball out. And Daniel Jones will be up there with Leon Lett for a highlight that will be played forever when talking about scores that should have been. 😂
@marcd19813 ай бұрын
I agree with you 💯%. It’s *Tackle* football, not Rugby.
@henryrodgers17523 ай бұрын
@@henryrodgers1752 Says someone who knows nothing about rugby
@originalshadowfax3 ай бұрын
@@henryrodgers1752Lol rugby you have to wrap up when you tackle.
@codycomstock32603 ай бұрын
That's a very big problem today
@timothykozlowski29453 ай бұрын
@@henryrodgers1752I do t think you understand rugby. Lol.
@mikepalmer22193 ай бұрын
Alex Smith has some incredible legs! :)
@seanjones24563 ай бұрын
I don't know if it's just me, but RG3 looked like he had another gear he could go to if he needed to.
@aerosfan3 ай бұрын
Until they couldn’t maintain their HOME field vs the Seahawks in that WC Game
@IHateNicolasCage3 ай бұрын
He ran a 4.41 at the combine. I hated it when people claimed he had world class speed, he was a hurdler ...not a sprinter.
@ckobo843 ай бұрын
Believe it or not he was faster before he blew out his knee in college
@tombowers67133 ай бұрын
If only he could,of,played QB like he did RB. Lol.
@mikepalmer22193 ай бұрын
Michael Vick is the fasted QB in the 40 with a 4.33, so I think RG3's 4.41 is pretty damn good. He did the 110-meter hurdles: 13.46 (WR 12.8); 300-meter hurdles: 35.33 (WR 33.78, was 34.48 until 2020); and 400-meter hurdles 49.22 (WR 45.94)
@grondheroАй бұрын
I was at the game when Steve Bono ran for 76 against the Cardinals!
@ryansnead72 ай бұрын
They Steve Bono run was crazy. What a call!!!
@foolucrazy2 ай бұрын
Pryor was no surprise. He was always the fastest man on the field, and his long strides fool everybody regarding that.
@KittyKarenpoo3 ай бұрын
That Steve Bono play cost Buddy Ryan his job.
@gbb822 ай бұрын
I had a strong feeling Kap would be in this list and I’m not surprised. Kap’s run is one of my favorite memorable plays having watched the 49ers.
@pumpkin_guineapig22 күн бұрын
How you NOT have at least 1 Michael Vick run is INSANE!!!!
@tompain64983 ай бұрын
Steve Bono!
@aptpupil3 ай бұрын
Steve Bono deserves an honorable mention when he falls off the list. 😂
@danielquigley26953 ай бұрын
Notice that Bono had no opposing players within camera view for essentially the entire run. It was a QB draw with a fake to Marcus Allen, whom everyone expected to get the ball in this situation. The Cardinals' had coach was Buddy Ryan, who designed the 46 defense in Chicago in the '80s. In the words of Jon Bois of Dorktown in the video "The majesty of Steve Bono's 76 yard touchdown run might never be seen in the NFL again", after the defense zeroed in on Allen, "Bono's touchdown was guaranteed" before he even passed the line of scrimmage even though he had the speed of an offensive lineman.
@craigrohn99383 ай бұрын
NFL Highlight videos are just the best. Only get to watch them on KZhead as we don't get it on TV here in Australia
@anthonycoleman1909Ай бұрын
Great video, thanks for posting.
@veganliving6255Ай бұрын
There were two from 1970 that were also over 70 yards. Greg Landry took a quarterback sneak for 76 yards in the Lions first game against the Packers, and Virgil Carter ran for 71 yards in the Bengals first game against the Browns (and fumbled at the end of the play).
@Stevesomma2 ай бұрын
I love the end of the Smith run. "I'm about to get smashed.... OR....."
@TheMouseMasterYT3 ай бұрын
Smith made a wise business decision.
@paulwblairАй бұрын
Running qbs are great, their amazing....what, none of these qbs won a Super Bowl as a starter, right? But their so special.
@jeremiahrose46813 ай бұрын
That was FUN and EXCITING! Thanks!
@MK-su6eg3 ай бұрын
That Jackson highlight was hard to watch. He just forgot all of his identity in the AFC Championship game. As if he was so scared to do what he do and that is run.
@KingD03 ай бұрын
Bono looked like he was trying to run out the clock on that TD run. 😂
@shadyacrefarm10053 ай бұрын
Roger Staubach , and Fran Tarkington two of the best running QB , hell they are probably two of best QB of all time
@bocephus124Ай бұрын
It always haunted me what RG3 could have been at his full potential! Such a shame and waisted huge talent on that man.
@neoibelievematrix27193 ай бұрын
he sucked as a QB...
@richiswhere3 ай бұрын
RGIII WAS A GREAT QB BUT SHITTY HAND ENDED HIS CAREER BY PUTTING BACK IN THE GAME WHEN HE WAS IJURED WHICH AGGRAVATED THE INJURY FURTHER. WHO KNOWS WHAT HE COULD'VE BEEN HE WAS A TRIPLE THREAT AND COULD'VE IMPROVED. WASHINGTON REDSKIN WAS A PLACE KNOWN FOR KILLING CAREERS OF BLACK QB's
@JomoDaMusicMan3 ай бұрын
Wasted.
@brownro2143 ай бұрын
Kordell Stewart was ahead of his time.
@gregwilliams31203 ай бұрын
That 2012 season was so beautiful to be a Washington fan❤
@WarrChyld-wg6xz3 ай бұрын
yip..we really did waste RG3 and Alfred morris....
@davidcharles2432 ай бұрын
Alex Smith was the last QB i expected to see on this list
@jump4joy20003 ай бұрын
His athleticism was actually the main reason he got taken 1st overall. The fact he got stuck with (I think) 5-6 OC and/or HC to start his career overlooked it. Not to mention Aaron Rodgers was the other potential no1 that year lol #nurtureovernature
@samuelurbanski5002Ай бұрын
0:38 Watched this Cam run dozens of times before and never realized Steve Smith blocked three dudes on this play! Smitty and Cam were a helluva combo.
@AKHODA3 ай бұрын
Greg Landry of Detroit Lions had a 76 yard qb sneak for a TD in 1970 vs Green Bay Packers. So 1 of your top ten needs to get bumped off this list, if you want to be accurate.
@joemalecki67803 ай бұрын
Great run but he was tackled at the 4 yard line
@howlinhonky3 ай бұрын
kzhead.info/sun/eJ2Oh8llamR5fqs/bejne.htmlsi=d8OzFTboWSL6ejAP. At 1:50 is Landry’s run.
@mikerocks562 ай бұрын
Bandwagon KC fans - “who is that is the first clip?”
@087Joshu3 ай бұрын
You probably want to edit that so it makes more sense.
@Needrng3 ай бұрын
I remember watching the game where Bono ran for that TD. He was so slow!
@DirtyMoneyHipHop3 ай бұрын
Don’t forget Colin Kaepernick ran for 181 yards in the Green Bay Packers in the playoff game
@oneloveonebeing3 ай бұрын
Love listening to gus johnson...on the second run
@madcow81143 ай бұрын
Secret Base has a full video on the Steve Bono run, which they repeatedly refer to as one of the strangest plays in NFL history. I've seen it three times and still can't figure out if it's satire or not.
@g.mitchell71103 ай бұрын
One of these runs is not like the others.....it's Steve Bono.
@dinomaulucci91163 ай бұрын
Cordell is the only running QB the Steelers ever had. By the time Vick played for us he was no longer in his prime 😊
@edc89093 ай бұрын
Vick had a few great plays but I’m happy he retired a Steeler
@YungJack933 ай бұрын
The team Bono played is still looking for the ball
@bt198412 ай бұрын
Kordell Stewart, wow haven’t heard that name in a long time. Great player, 4 positions crazy
@ManUsingLogic3 ай бұрын
RG3 had Olympic track level speed....such a shame he got injured
@Challe3373 ай бұрын
It's interesting watching the different running forms of these guys when they get into the open field. You can totally tell which ones ran track....
@swise632 ай бұрын
Love it.
@Sepherend2 ай бұрын
Steve Smith Sr. staying with that block proves he's one of the all-time football greats.
@steveharmon32932 ай бұрын
I loved Randall Cunninghams quarterback runs and his amazing punt.
@marvelousministry943427 күн бұрын
Awesome !!
@foodlover22362 ай бұрын
Great video, great runs. Now for the only important stat for any competition, which team won that game?
@t.n.-js6ei3 ай бұрын
dolphins won that game after lamars run
@aaronstrawser62713 ай бұрын
The best run on this video is Bono. It is the most improbable run.
@anthonyware40333 ай бұрын
Appreciate the clips, though I think balancing the audio would take your cuts to another level
@gabrieldotterweich73883 ай бұрын
Most impressive run: Lamar Jackson Most impressive call: Kevin Harlan 1:38 just a thing of utter majestic beauty
@AJandWrmyinitials3 ай бұрын
4:12 Troy Palomalo running with cement blocks.
@tleon8583 ай бұрын
Seeing smith run like that really hits home
@tricky52222 ай бұрын
you hear people dump on colin kaepernick for “football reasons” and then every meaningful quarterback moment seems to feature him at the top
@elenigmo3 ай бұрын
Two Chiefs QBs make the top 10 list neither being Mahomes was surprising.
@bradcole11513 ай бұрын
And both were former 49ers QBs.
@tommydong80703 ай бұрын
That Oakland QB scramble was the most impressive
@MrBuck11132 ай бұрын
2 and maybe 3 were away games. Those home teams were going wild.
@beauxrichards42453 ай бұрын
That Steve Bono run was the final nail in the coffin of the 46 defense.... and Valerio had to slow down to let Bono pass.
@MilsurpMikeChannel2 ай бұрын
That ref running LOL 4:32
@mr.nibblenips4231Ай бұрын
I miss football season already….Seriously.👍👍
@gsentinel4821Ай бұрын
Ca newton big asl moving like that!
@christophersmith98353 ай бұрын
I’m surprised Vick wasn’t on this list.
@calebklingerman79023 ай бұрын
I never really thought about how disrespectful it is to the Niners, that Curry would show up to root for Cam Newton
@colinchesbrough57723 ай бұрын
Shocking not to see Mike Vick on this list
@BettingNetwork3 ай бұрын
Or Randall Cunningham.
@JAWrightonline3 ай бұрын
Steve Bono's run may have been the longest TD run by a QB at the time, but the longest TD run in history was by Tony Dorsett.
@user-wd4uf2sm5d3 ай бұрын
Imagine if a QB winds up pulling off a 99 yard TD run, that would be legendary. The only two players to ever pull of that run are Tony Dorsett and Derrick Henry
@lakerskid20132 ай бұрын
Greg Landry...Lions vs GB...80 yard qb sneak.
@markhorn92393 ай бұрын
0:39 - Damn look at Steve Smith hustling his ass off and taking three guys out!
@RewDowns3 ай бұрын
3:03 - when you remember that you were paid off to throw the game lol
@KidFresh713 ай бұрын
It's not NFL but nobody beats Eric Crouch's 105 yard run against Missouri in 2001.
@TD-mg6cd3 ай бұрын
SO SAID A LIFELONG VIKING FAN WITH STEVE YOUNG'S AND MICHAEL VICK LONG RUNS AGAINST THE VIKES. PS I DON'T KNOW THE LONGEST RUN OUR HOF QB FRAN TARKENTION BUT HE STARTED THE SCRAMBLING OF A QB. THANKS FOR THE VIDEO. SPORTS VIDEO,
@kevinfriel28583 ай бұрын
pryor was such an athlete
@carsonmontz42323 ай бұрын
Josh Allen's run should've been added
@kerplunk107883 ай бұрын
it was 52
@Yukproductions3 ай бұрын
Why would a run not in the top 10 make it into a top 10 video?
@user-ls4hu6im6d3 ай бұрын
@@user-ls4hu6im6d I honestly didn't even notice it was top 10. I am slow
@kerplunk107883 ай бұрын
@@kerplunk10788but reflective!
@canadiancontent3523 ай бұрын
Rg3 was so good before his injury
@user-mu2mp8ll6c2 ай бұрын
#8 looked like the Sea Horse in Sharktale. All by himself...and trips up😅
@user-xe4uc8bn4y2 ай бұрын
What I think about is that most of these runs are triples in baseball, yet they feel like they are running forever. 👍🏼
@BobLovesKaren3 ай бұрын
Never expected Steve Bono to be on this list 😂
@plasticwrap3 ай бұрын
My favorite thing about these videos is watching the scores tracker at the bottom. I do not know why…
@cozm08593 ай бұрын
Daniel Jones with the 80 yard run and the tackle of himself😂
@ContextReallyMatters3 ай бұрын
Cam was a beast
@travisnelms61203 ай бұрын
Someone straight faced said Kordell Stewart is one of the greatest athletes in the NFL.... Thanks I have salsa in my sinuses now.
@JonnyOpinionated2 ай бұрын
Most of these guys were good, or at least decent running QBs. Steve Bono, however, was a strict pocket passer and that one play accounted for more than 1/5 of his total career rushing yards in his 7 NFL seasons. His run was a case of his O-Line completely overwhelming the entire Cardinals defense within a few yards of the line of scrimmage. Bono himself looked confused as to what to do, hence his downfield blocker motioning him on.
@DamonNomad82Ай бұрын
Cam newton was hella fun to watch
@TheLastking253 ай бұрын
You totally missed Kordell Stewart’s 76 yard run. He has 2 of the 10 longest runs. You need to add that one
I find it pretty funny that Daniel Jones could go on one of the longest QB runs ever and it still ends up being an embarrassing moment.
His controller died
The Duality of Daniel Jones in a nutshell.
The replay that shows his face when he’s running is hilarious. He looks like a little 6 year old who’s trying to run home from the playground so he doesn’t poop and pee his pants and then realizes he’s not gonna make it.
You can’t block the Turf Monster.
Yep, he's for real. There's a funny NFL Films video about it.
Props to the receivers throwing blocks downfield and not just running along to celebrate.
Absolutely.
Pryors run is insanely fast. It's a crazy story that he finished his career as a pro-bowl wide receiver for the browns, but you see this and it makes sense.
Watching him accelerate from the 8 to the 30 is like watching a jet take off past cars on Top Gear. He's so smooth he makes other high performance machines look dull.
He never made a probowl, but still was a solid receiver
Exactly that man needed no blocking a little touch by #17 but that didnt matter
He was never in a pro-bowl. He was a disaster as a QB, couldn't throw to his left, in fact wouldn't even look to his left most of the time.
We're just making up accolades. It's so easy to fact check now. How can you get that wrong?
I was at that Raiders game when Pryor ran one in from 93 yards. Think they won four games that season. That run and beating Pittsburgh was the high point of the year.
He could have ran another 50 yards
That's still the longest run by a quarterback to this day.
1:58 a direct snap to a QB is so crazy!!!! 😤
I foresee a day when they snap the ball directly to some guy with his KNEE ON THE GROUND! Just you watch, it'll happen!
I picked up on that like huh lol
Kordell Stewart was so far ahead of his time, no coach knew how to use him properly. If he was in the league today, he'd be a superstar.
He wasn't much of a passer, though, unfortunately. If he was a bit more accurate and better at reading defenses than he actually was, he'd be in the hall of fame.
Slash played for a great HC. He wasn't very good at being a QB though.
He could play ahead of his time but as I remember HE wanted to be a prototypical pocket passer not a running QB.
He was such a great athlete, unfortunately he wasn't much of a QB.
Honestly I feel the steelers never knew what to do with a good qb.
Does anyone remember how exciting it was to watch Cam Newton play? He was huge, fast and confident.
Mfs act like they never seen a josh allen like Cam ain't the same size lol
@@franksaint84and actually carried a team to a SB and won MVP
I certainly remember!!
What a block by Steve Smith too. Blocked 3 guys. I wish those two would have stayed together longer
@franksaint84 objectively speaking, Cam was way better than Josh. If Cam is healthy now, he probably could still play better than him right now
Rg3 and Kapernick made that 2012 season electric
I wonder how ole Kap is doing now ?
@@js4187 Yeah.... it's kind of sad that he has people judging him for doing what he believed was right against police brutality.
@@markusallen5634 lololololol Its apparent he should have just shut up and played football huh .
@@js4187 Nah. In a free country with free speech you can do what you want. Just expect repercussions from people who don't think speech should be free.
@@rikk319 Youre not kidding . Those damn democrats want to censor people and block them from speaking on campuses .
Kinda crazy that Vick didn't have one.
73 yard walk off run vs vikings in ot is insane though Made two defenders collide into each other trying to tackle him
kzhead.info/sun/f6eCZ8mAn3eEi40/bejne.html This was "only" 46 yards but at least as impressive as any of the runs on this video.
the problem with running quarterbacks is the need to read the defence and pass ... the option to run is another distraction. Vick was a gorgeous passer - had a gorgious throwing motion as well as his incredible athletic abilities.
I’m pretty sure it was only 49 yards, but I think the greatest QB TD run was Steve Young vs the Vikings. He was weaving. He was breaking ankles. He was shedding tackles. Picked up a few good blocks. He must have run 80 yards in those 49 yards. What a run that was!
Breaking ankles?
Vick against the Minnesota Vikings. Two Vikings crashed into each other he juked them so quickly.
Totally agree. Greatest QB run in history!
I,loved when Burger King used that in their commercial with the king superimposed on him.
Steve Young was known as one of the most athletic and best running QBs.
Hearing announcers saying “San Diego” in an NFL game still hurts 😢
Right? now us raider fans have no one to brawl with anymore
I stil say San Diego, that was just wrong
San Diego Chargers just rolls off the tongue a lot more easily than saying Los Angeles Chargers.
And to see a Redskin helmet.
I still have my Kordell Stewart and Steve Bono cards where it mentions they each had the record for longest touchdown run by a QB.
They were equally fast
@@davissae I’m pretty sure Stewart had more yards in that game than Bono did in his career.
Thanks to Bono it was Sunday Bloody Sunday for the Cardinals
Steve McNair had a 71-yard TD run in 1998
Daniel Jones tackling himself never gets old.
Looked like he got a cramp, seriously. He didn't trip, his leg just seized.
At the 2:39 mark, that run by Daniel Jones was crazy. He tackled himself to prevent the touchdown. I thought Minnesota Viking Fran Tarkington might be on here because he was known as a scrambler. If a QB ever runs for 100 yards he can never be dethroned just equalled.
The longest run can only be credited as 99 yds,and it's only happened twice. First by Tony Dorsett and later by Derrick Henry.
Can't have a 100 yard run because you can't start a play from your own goal line...just a fraction of the 1 yard hash mark.
I managed to be there to see Pryor's RUN - GOOD TIMES.
He then became a successful wide receiver ...then became a not successful wide receiver.
@@ckobo84he made the pro-bowl, that's pretty damn crazy
I was there too. That was basically the only good times that season. That was in week six or seven and I remember they only won one more game the rest of the season. Oh well, the tailgating was always fun.
Norm van Brockin once had a 3-yard run.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂..good one
Three former 49ers QBs in this video.
Danny Dimes falling over with no one around is just hilarious 😂😂😂😂
Everyone has done this at one time or another, his came at the worst time. I'm sure his eyes got too big seeing that end zone! :)
RG3 ran like a big receiver. Wild.
He was a world class hurdler before the injuries started happening
No he ran like a scat back with world class speed.....a "big reciever" can run through contact rg3 cannot
Once he couldn't run due to injuries he was a terrible passer. But that one season was magical
Greg Landry (Detroit Lions) had a quarterback sneak that turned into a 76 yard run against the Packers in 1970.
Definitely was an amazing run for Landry. Guess the old-timers don't count.
I saw that live. Rushing QBs were rather rare in that day. Having said that, Landry rushed for 2,600 yards and 21 TDs in his career. A beautiful thing, but if I recall correctly, he didn't make the end zone. At the time, it was the longest QB run in NFL history.
Since you an old timer with some heavy eye test experience, let me ask you this , do you think Pat mahomes is the 🐐??” I personally think he is I’m 26
I'm going with Joe Montana, Otto Graham or Bart Starr.
@@moshegoldbergTheKingLandry’s run is here kzhead.info/sun/eJ2Oh8llamR5fqs/bejne.htmlsi=d8OzFTboWSL6ejAP
Steve Bono looked like a disabled kid allowed to score
That run helped expose the flaws in Buddy Ryan's defensive scheme, and would be the final year of his coaching career
Secret base (KZhead channel) took a look at every long touchdown run in nfl history that they had film of and where the last defender drops out of the field of view. Most have a defender chasing until the end, sometimes the ball carrier is 5 or 10 yards from the end zone and they have the camera all to themselves. Steve bono has about 70 yards of his own tv show with not a defender in sight. He’s also like 36 in that I think and just soooo slow.
@@kevinboehm8346 Have you ever played organized football?
Newton as Superman, nicknames don't count if you give them to yourself.
A Heisman trophy winner National Champion NFL MVP and a few plays short of a SB. CAM NEWTON WAS SUPERMAN
First clip with Alex Smith shows a perfect example of the horrible tackling that is still going on. The defender tries to knock the ball out of his hands instead of tackling him. You see this every week, someone getting an extra 10 or more yards because they were trying to knock the ball out. And Daniel Jones will be up there with Leon Lett for a highlight that will be played forever when talking about scores that should have been. 😂
I agree with you 💯%. It’s *Tackle* football, not Rugby.
@@henryrodgers1752 Says someone who knows nothing about rugby
@@henryrodgers1752Lol rugby you have to wrap up when you tackle.
That's a very big problem today
@@henryrodgers1752I do t think you understand rugby. Lol.
Alex Smith has some incredible legs! :)
I don't know if it's just me, but RG3 looked like he had another gear he could go to if he needed to.
Until they couldn’t maintain their HOME field vs the Seahawks in that WC Game
He ran a 4.41 at the combine. I hated it when people claimed he had world class speed, he was a hurdler ...not a sprinter.
Believe it or not he was faster before he blew out his knee in college
If only he could,of,played QB like he did RB. Lol.
Michael Vick is the fasted QB in the 40 with a 4.33, so I think RG3's 4.41 is pretty damn good. He did the 110-meter hurdles: 13.46 (WR 12.8); 300-meter hurdles: 35.33 (WR 33.78, was 34.48 until 2020); and 400-meter hurdles 49.22 (WR 45.94)
I was at the game when Steve Bono ran for 76 against the Cardinals!
They Steve Bono run was crazy. What a call!!!
Pryor was no surprise. He was always the fastest man on the field, and his long strides fool everybody regarding that.
That Steve Bono play cost Buddy Ryan his job.
I had a strong feeling Kap would be in this list and I’m not surprised. Kap’s run is one of my favorite memorable plays having watched the 49ers.
How you NOT have at least 1 Michael Vick run is INSANE!!!!
Steve Bono!
Steve Bono deserves an honorable mention when he falls off the list. 😂
Notice that Bono had no opposing players within camera view for essentially the entire run. It was a QB draw with a fake to Marcus Allen, whom everyone expected to get the ball in this situation. The Cardinals' had coach was Buddy Ryan, who designed the 46 defense in Chicago in the '80s. In the words of Jon Bois of Dorktown in the video "The majesty of Steve Bono's 76 yard touchdown run might never be seen in the NFL again", after the defense zeroed in on Allen, "Bono's touchdown was guaranteed" before he even passed the line of scrimmage even though he had the speed of an offensive lineman.
NFL Highlight videos are just the best. Only get to watch them on KZhead as we don't get it on TV here in Australia
Great video, thanks for posting.
There were two from 1970 that were also over 70 yards. Greg Landry took a quarterback sneak for 76 yards in the Lions first game against the Packers, and Virgil Carter ran for 71 yards in the Bengals first game against the Browns (and fumbled at the end of the play).
I love the end of the Smith run. "I'm about to get smashed.... OR....."
Smith made a wise business decision.
Running qbs are great, their amazing....what, none of these qbs won a Super Bowl as a starter, right? But their so special.
That was FUN and EXCITING! Thanks!
That Jackson highlight was hard to watch. He just forgot all of his identity in the AFC Championship game. As if he was so scared to do what he do and that is run.
Bono looked like he was trying to run out the clock on that TD run. 😂
Roger Staubach , and Fran Tarkington two of the best running QB , hell they are probably two of best QB of all time
It always haunted me what RG3 could have been at his full potential! Such a shame and waisted huge talent on that man.
he sucked as a QB...
RGIII WAS A GREAT QB BUT SHITTY HAND ENDED HIS CAREER BY PUTTING BACK IN THE GAME WHEN HE WAS IJURED WHICH AGGRAVATED THE INJURY FURTHER. WHO KNOWS WHAT HE COULD'VE BEEN HE WAS A TRIPLE THREAT AND COULD'VE IMPROVED. WASHINGTON REDSKIN WAS A PLACE KNOWN FOR KILLING CAREERS OF BLACK QB's
Wasted.
Kordell Stewart was ahead of his time.
That 2012 season was so beautiful to be a Washington fan❤
yip..we really did waste RG3 and Alfred morris....
Alex Smith was the last QB i expected to see on this list
His athleticism was actually the main reason he got taken 1st overall. The fact he got stuck with (I think) 5-6 OC and/or HC to start his career overlooked it. Not to mention Aaron Rodgers was the other potential no1 that year lol #nurtureovernature
0:38 Watched this Cam run dozens of times before and never realized Steve Smith blocked three dudes on this play! Smitty and Cam were a helluva combo.
Greg Landry of Detroit Lions had a 76 yard qb sneak for a TD in 1970 vs Green Bay Packers. So 1 of your top ten needs to get bumped off this list, if you want to be accurate.
Great run but he was tackled at the 4 yard line
kzhead.info/sun/eJ2Oh8llamR5fqs/bejne.htmlsi=d8OzFTboWSL6ejAP. At 1:50 is Landry’s run.
Bandwagon KC fans - “who is that is the first clip?”
You probably want to edit that so it makes more sense.
I remember watching the game where Bono ran for that TD. He was so slow!
Don’t forget Colin Kaepernick ran for 181 yards in the Green Bay Packers in the playoff game
Love listening to gus johnson...on the second run
Secret Base has a full video on the Steve Bono run, which they repeatedly refer to as one of the strangest plays in NFL history. I've seen it three times and still can't figure out if it's satire or not.
One of these runs is not like the others.....it's Steve Bono.
Cordell is the only running QB the Steelers ever had. By the time Vick played for us he was no longer in his prime 😊
Vick had a few great plays but I’m happy he retired a Steeler
The team Bono played is still looking for the ball
Kordell Stewart, wow haven’t heard that name in a long time. Great player, 4 positions crazy
RG3 had Olympic track level speed....such a shame he got injured
It's interesting watching the different running forms of these guys when they get into the open field. You can totally tell which ones ran track....
Love it.
Steve Smith Sr. staying with that block proves he's one of the all-time football greats.
I loved Randall Cunninghams quarterback runs and his amazing punt.
Awesome !!
Great video, great runs. Now for the only important stat for any competition, which team won that game?
dolphins won that game after lamars run
The best run on this video is Bono. It is the most improbable run.
Appreciate the clips, though I think balancing the audio would take your cuts to another level
Most impressive run: Lamar Jackson Most impressive call: Kevin Harlan 1:38 just a thing of utter majestic beauty
4:12 Troy Palomalo running with cement blocks.
Seeing smith run like that really hits home
you hear people dump on colin kaepernick for “football reasons” and then every meaningful quarterback moment seems to feature him at the top
Two Chiefs QBs make the top 10 list neither being Mahomes was surprising.
And both were former 49ers QBs.
That Oakland QB scramble was the most impressive
2 and maybe 3 were away games. Those home teams were going wild.
That Steve Bono run was the final nail in the coffin of the 46 defense.... and Valerio had to slow down to let Bono pass.
That ref running LOL 4:32
I miss football season already….Seriously.👍👍
Ca newton big asl moving like that!
I’m surprised Vick wasn’t on this list.
I never really thought about how disrespectful it is to the Niners, that Curry would show up to root for Cam Newton
Shocking not to see Mike Vick on this list
Or Randall Cunningham.
Steve Bono's run may have been the longest TD run by a QB at the time, but the longest TD run in history was by Tony Dorsett.
Imagine if a QB winds up pulling off a 99 yard TD run, that would be legendary. The only two players to ever pull of that run are Tony Dorsett and Derrick Henry
Greg Landry...Lions vs GB...80 yard qb sneak.
0:39 - Damn look at Steve Smith hustling his ass off and taking three guys out!
3:03 - when you remember that you were paid off to throw the game lol
It's not NFL but nobody beats Eric Crouch's 105 yard run against Missouri in 2001.
SO SAID A LIFELONG VIKING FAN WITH STEVE YOUNG'S AND MICHAEL VICK LONG RUNS AGAINST THE VIKES. PS I DON'T KNOW THE LONGEST RUN OUR HOF QB FRAN TARKENTION BUT HE STARTED THE SCRAMBLING OF A QB. THANKS FOR THE VIDEO. SPORTS VIDEO,
pryor was such an athlete
Josh Allen's run should've been added
it was 52
Why would a run not in the top 10 make it into a top 10 video?
@@user-ls4hu6im6d I honestly didn't even notice it was top 10. I am slow
@@kerplunk10788but reflective!
Rg3 was so good before his injury
#8 looked like the Sea Horse in Sharktale. All by himself...and trips up😅
What I think about is that most of these runs are triples in baseball, yet they feel like they are running forever. 👍🏼
Never expected Steve Bono to be on this list 😂
My favorite thing about these videos is watching the scores tracker at the bottom. I do not know why…
Daniel Jones with the 80 yard run and the tackle of himself😂
Cam was a beast
Someone straight faced said Kordell Stewart is one of the greatest athletes in the NFL.... Thanks I have salsa in my sinuses now.
Most of these guys were good, or at least decent running QBs. Steve Bono, however, was a strict pocket passer and that one play accounted for more than 1/5 of his total career rushing yards in his 7 NFL seasons. His run was a case of his O-Line completely overwhelming the entire Cardinals defense within a few yards of the line of scrimmage. Bono himself looked confused as to what to do, hence his downfield blocker motioning him on.
Cam newton was hella fun to watch
You totally missed Kordell Stewart’s 76 yard run. He has 2 of the 10 longest runs. You need to add that one