Best Touchdown From EVERY Yard Line!

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[MG]

The fact that Ed Reed has 2 100+ yard pick 6s is INSANE

[tylerlarsen]

What an incredible trip through NFL history, 109 unique touchdowns from every possible yard marker, each with a story to tell

[sports]

Nathan Vasher and Devin Hester were coached by one of the best special teams coordinator in the NFL at that time in Dave Toub

[stevensather]

0:00 - 0:23 FUN FACT: Another record was set that game. Adrian Peterson ran for an NFL record 296 yards.

[jamesespey]

I'd like to make a valid argument for the 1-yard TD.
My suggestion is Alan Ameche of the Baltimore Colts in the 1958 NFL Championship Game that went into OT.
It was the first title game that went into OT.
The game was given the nickname "The Greatest Game Ever Played".

[DKtoocold]

That spin that Nathan Vasher hit waaaassss crazy !! 😯

[xSnarfsx]

I think my favorite 1 yard TD was the Stafford sneak against the Cowboys where he made everyone think he was going to spike the ball, but then he just snaps the ball and reaches over the line for the score.

[RillaGorilla]

Bo’s speed was unfathomable combined with his size and balance. Absolute legend.

[jamaljennings]

I certainly remember Ed Reed’s one, one of the best returns he ever had in his career. #RavensFlock

[MPRJM]

Bo Jackson 62 yard run is absolutely mind blowing... the fact he jumped off his right leg and landed on his right leg and still exploded thru the next tackle is crazy

[sonysohn]

Good to see the Broncos represented by #88. DT had many remarkable plays. One of his best being that 80yd vs. Pittsburgh.

[wildfiremicro]

I saw the Miami Miracle live with my dad who is a Dolphins fan. One of my favorite sports moments with my old man, we were hugging and everything!

[CincyAvr]

The Catch over Big Ben to Santonio in the back corner of the EZ in triple coverage to win a SB is tough.

[corbinselanne]

109: That's exactly how Auburn's Chris Davis stunned No.1 Alabama in 2013
108: Vashor would lose the return specialist slot in the Draft after SB40 when Chicago drafted Devin Hester
107: Ed Reed, who like Hester above went to Miami for college
106: Reed strikes again
105: That block by 84 was _in front_ of Reynaud, avoiding "Illegal Block in the Back"
104: Before Mike switched numbers to 13 apparently...
103: Only the refs and a couple Rams knew Bailey (28) recognized the Ram bounce
102: YOINK!
101: Where did Buffalo come from?!
100: Harrison with the fake
099: The longest a play can go from scrimmage
098: Snowball fight!
097: LT outta nowhere
096: BEEP BEEP!
095: Don't doubt Montana...
094: Boomer found the wrong green helmet...
093: Hall finds a seam to his left side...
092: Devin Hester holds the record for quickest Super Bowl touchdown at 14 seconds
091: Bo Jackson goes BEEP BEEP!
090: Fred Taylor goes the distance
089: Bowman with the YOINK!
088: DeSean kept the ball in hand this time...
087: Denver stuns Cinci the same way Ricardo Louis helps Auburn stun Georgia
086: Who the fish names their kid that?!
085: Vinatieri would deny Proehl for the second time in three years
084: BOING BOING BOING!
083: Well, that Arizona coach let Chicago off the hook thanks to Hester
082: Greg Jennings actually gets the result to go for the Packers
081: Earl goes BEEP BEEP!
080: Reality and Tom Brady would strike Tebow and the Broncos hard the following week
079: Marshawn Lynch vs Defenders, Round II
078: The two nearby defenders ran into each other
077: 31 almost had him...
076: RGIII before injuries took their toll
075: I thought for sure the _other_ lateral game involving playoff chances and the current AFC South would get the nod
074: Raider running backs seem to love numbers in the 30s
073: My thoughts on 075 got all the way to Mike Jones at the 1 the drive following this score
072: Don't leave a running lane for Cameron Newton
071: Nope!
070: Jacoby would follow up his tying 070-yarder with a 109-yarder to open the following Super Bowl's second half
069: Wouldn't have put Gronk in if i were Belichick
068: Birth of Prime Time Sanders
067: Marshawn Lynch vs Defenders, Round I
066: More Sanders dodging, Barry of Detroit this time
065: Miracle at the Meadowlands II
064: Lynn Swann escaped the defender
063: Another Ricardo Louis-esque touchdown
062: Bo Jackson goes BEEP BEEP! again
061: Crawley, the only other defender nearby, got hit by his own man
060: Pittsburgh finally gets off the playoff schneid
059: Chicago's first great Super Bowl era RB
058: Favre finds another receiver
057: Atlanta gets the Hail Mary to go
056: Tyreek Hill goes BEEP BEEP!
055: The best Rams RB before Marshall Faulk
054: Chicago's second great Super Bowl era RB
053: Who the fish was 22?
052: Matt wanted the ball but scored a touchdown for the wrong team
051: Flea-flicker!
050: Minnesota thinks Pearson committed PI
049: The dual-threat SF QB before Colin Kapernick
048: Another deep Rodgers strike
047: More Barry mayhem
046: Vick before dogfighting got to him
045: More Patriots flea-flicker action
044: Brooks cements the first SB win for Tampa
043: Pass Interference, Dallas number 39. Penalty is declined, Touchdown
042: Larry Fitzgerald strikes
041: Aaron finds Janis with the deep strike
040: Don't aim for the 43 and his impressive hair
039: Barry strikes again
038: Rice scores again
037: One hand for Green Bay
036: One hand for Washington
035: The one pass meant for Kearse that was caught by Kearse; Green Bay yoinked four of the other five
034: TB12 to Moss beats Revis Island
033: Faulk scores
032: GREG LEWIS, WELCOME TO MINNESOTA!
031: One of Cleveland's better wins before Hue came in...
030: It took Ricky until 41 to add his second ring (he ran into Vinatieri twice, then got help from Adam in 41)
029: Emmitt would later play a role in TO vs George Teague
028: Alex with the comeback award
027: Patrick begins KC's rise
026: The Giants would eventually find perhaps the best scout of the 80s
025: TO finds paydirt
024: Who the fish is number 20?
023: Drew strikes again
022: Darren beats Peyton
021: Peyton finds a record
020: Tim Tebow's only Jets-related action comes against the Jets
019: Jerome sticks the landing
018: Who the fish?!
017: Well, Adams got his revenge
016: Hangtime!
015: Giants coach: "THEY CAN'T ADVANCE IT!"
014: Vernon Davis with SF's third major TD
013: 18-1. 'Nuff said.
012: Jerry Rice finds the record
011: Fake FG works
010: Joe Montana gives SF the win
009: So definitely before LT...
008: Multiple fish and the Raider is the one who comes up with it
007: Dan Marino catches the Jets napping with the original Fake Spike
006: Montana gets Too Tall to bite too soon, nails Clark for 6
005: High-velocity throw equals Denver touchdown
004: Antonio Brown before Burfict happened...
003: Hopkins showing off his skills
002: 28-3. 'Nuff said.
001: The original QB sneak

[PhantomPhaze]

back to back Ed Reed pick sixes from the endzone is epic

[WackJallis]

That Jerome Simpson front flip td is insane. Does not get talked about enough as an all time high light

[breakingamer]

The Robert Bailey TD return against the Saints, was one of the greatest heads up play!.

[juannietoacuna]

0:36 an incredible return by a Chicago Bear and it isn't even Devin Hester. Respect.

[philipmeckley]

Great work and a good sense of history. It’s nice to see highlights that aren’t just from the last ten years.

[HuskerNinja]

Ian Eagle’s call of the Miami Miracle is superb, but I’m still impartial to Steve Smith’s walk-off TD in the second OT of the Panthers/Rams Divisional Round matchup in 2003. X-Clown, baby