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LONGEST RETURN TOUCHDOWN IN NFL HISTORY 🤯

Antonio Cromartie 109 Yard Missed Field Goal Return vs Vikings in 2007 🤯

On November 4, 2007, San Diego Chargers cornerback Antonio Cromartie made NFL history by returning a missed field goal 109 yards for a touchdown against the Minnesota Vikings. At the end of the second quarter with just four seconds remaining and the game tied 7-7, Vikings kicker Ryan Longwell attempted a 57-yard field goal at the Metrodome. Anticipating a short kick, the Chargers positioned Cromartie at the very back of the end zone.

The kick fell just short of the crossbar, requiring Cromartie to leap fully extended while balanced a mere two inches from the back boundary line to catch the ball cleanly in-bounds. He turned upfield and accelerated down the right sideline with a head of steam. Benefiting from crucial blocks against a Vikings coverage unit primarily made up of slower offensive linemen, Cromartie went completely untouched all the way to the end zone. This spectacular effort established the NFL record for the longest play in league history, a mark that can mathematically never be broken—only tied—due to regulation stadium dimensions.

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