Every team’s longest completion ever

**WNCRavensFan** · 03-05-2021, 01:42 PM

Shout out to the following WRs that people may have forgotten about

Robert Brooks - legit serious deep threat for the Pack; that 1995 season went 102/167 for 1497 yards and 13 TD and was a Pro Bowl snub. I believe he was once Madden's fastest rated player.

Andre' Davis - in 2004 he only caught 16 passes... for 416 yards

Tony Martin - 11 year career, four 1000 yard seasons, 9065 career yards and 56 TD. Like many burners, he caught about half his targets.

Mike Quick - of course he'd make the list. 5x Pro Bowler, 2x All Pro, career 17.8 YPR, he absolutely lived up to his name for the Iggles. Note that play was a Walk-Off and is one of Philly's most iconic plays.

Pat Studstill - one year wonder did more kicking for the Lions than playmaking at flanker... but in 1966 he caught 67 passes for 1266 yards and 5 TD. This was 1966!!

Michael Haynes - Featured player for the Jerry Glanville Run-And-Shoot Falcons; had the longest reception in the NFL two consecutive seasons (89 yards in 1992, 98 yards in 1993) and led the league in YPR (22.4) in 1991.

John Taylor - This was the guy in San Francisco before Jerry Rice took over. 2x Pro Bowls, 3x Super Bowls, 2nd Team All 1980s

Wesley Walker - Yes the Jets had somebody in the 1980s besides Al Toon. 2x Pro Bowls, 1x All Pro, 8306 career yards and a hefty 71 receiving TD

Haywood Jeffires - the second Run-And-Shoot WR on the list, I remember (vaguely) this guy being a stud for Warren Moon. 3x Pro Bowl, 1x All Pro, 6334 yards and 50 TD. One guy featured however that was NOT known as a burner, he only averaged 11.8 YPR.

Some of these other guys go without saying.

PS: RIP Vincent Jackson

**WrongBaldy** · 03-05-2021, 02:08 PM

Originally Posted by xiao_ke

That video only featured regular season plays. I don't think they considered playoff games for any franchise.

makes sense

**QuothDaRaven** · 03-05-2021, 02:14 PM

Originally Posted by WNCRavensFan

Shout out to the following WRs that people may have forgotten about

Robert Brooks - legit serious deep threat for the Pack; that 1995 season went 102/167 for 1497 yards and 13 TD and was a Pro Bowl snub. I believe he was once Madden's fastest rated player.

Andre' Davis - in 2004 he only caught 16 passes... for 416 yards

Tony Martin - 11 year career, four 1000 yard seasons, 9065 career yards and 56 TD. Like many burners, he caught about half his targets.

Mike Quick - of course he'd make the list. 5x Pro Bowler, 2x All Pro, career 17.8 YPR, he absolutely lived up to his name for the Iggles. Note that play was a Walk-Off and is one of Philly's most iconic plays.

Pat Studstill - one year wonder did more kicking for the Lions than playmaking at flanker... but in 1966 he caught 67 passes for 1266 yards and 5 TD. This was 1966!!

Michael Haynes - Featured player for the Jerry Glanville Run-And-Shoot Falcons; had the longest reception in the NFL two consecutive seasons (89 yards in 1992, 98 yards in 1993) and led the league in YPR (22.4) in 1991.

John Taylor - This was the guy in San Francisco before Jerry Rice took over. 2x Pro Bowls, 3x Super Bowls, 2nd Team All 1980s

Wesley Walker - Yes the Jets had somebody in the 1980s besides Al Toon. 2x Pro Bowls, 1x All Pro, 8306 career yards and a hefty 71 receiving TD

Haywood Jeffires - the second Run-And-Shoot WR on the list, I remember (vaguely) this guy being a stud for Warren Moon. 3x Pro Bowl, 1x All Pro, 6334 yards and 50 TD. One guy featured however that was NOT known as a burner, he only averaged 11.8 YPR.

Some of these other guys go without saying.

PS: RIP Vincent Jackson

I once tried to cover Andre’ Davis one on one in high school.

It didn’t work.

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**DeltaRaven** · 03-05-2021, 03:24 PM

Leave it to the Bucs for their longest completion to not even be a TD

**BcRaven** · 03-05-2021, 07:12 PM

Originally Posted by PTORaven

the video got ours wrong. they list the Mike Wallace 95 yard TD, but the Shannon Sharpe TD was 96 yards.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wlFZ4Scqh4w

maybe they meant longest regular season pass?

PTO, I was thinking about that very same thing. Maybe Sharpe (as you posted) is a TE or maybe it was in a Playoff game? I do believe you are correct though... Bc

**xiao_ke** · 03-05-2021, 07:35 PM

Originally Posted by BcRaven

PTO, I was thinking about that very same thing. Maybe Sharpe (as you posted) is a TE or maybe it was in a Playoff game? I do believe you are correct though... Bc

BC - Every team's longest pass completion was from a regular season game. I don't think playoff games were considered for this exercise.

**TerribleTowel** · 03-05-2021, 08:03 PM

The odd thing about the Roethlisberger 97 yard TD pass to Juju is... that they did it twice, making Juju the only WR with two 95+ yard TD's. Here's the other one (I know you probably don't care because it's the Steelers but it's just strange it happened twice).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t00Vt2_zw9o

**BcRaven** · 03-06-2021, 12:56 AM

Originally Posted by xiao_ke

BC - Every team's longest pass completion was from a regular season game. I don't think playoff games were considered for this exercise.

OK, thanks. That makes more sense... Bc

P.S. - Sharpe's TD was a beautiful thing though. I remember that and this :

https://youtu.be/C__R2dGa6qs

about that Playoff game with the Raiders... Bc