This is a list of Super Bowl records. The list of records is separated by individual players and teams. Players and teams, along with their records, are noted with the Super Bowl game played. All records can be referenced at the National Football League (NFL)'s official website, NFL.com. [1] The Super Bowl is a game rich with history and tradition, but who has their name in the record books? Rushing Records: Rushing attempts: Biggest X-factors for the other 30 NFL teams to win His counting numbers in Super Bowl competition are the stuff of lore; he's the all-time leader in Super Bowl passing touchdowns (21), completions (277), attempts (421) and passing yards (3,039). PLAYER. RUSHING YARDS. SUPER BOWL (YEAR) FINAL SCORE. Timmy Smith. 204. Super Bowl XXII (1988) Redskins 42, Broncos 10. Marcus Allen. 191. Super Bowl XVIII (1984) Super Bowl single game player records Touchdowns scored: 3 Jerry Rice, Roger Craig, Ricky Watters, Terrell Davis, James White, Jalen Hurts Completed passes: 43 Tom Brady (Patriots v Falcons 2017) Of course, the last time the Eagles and Chiefs played in the Super Bowl was when Hurts tied the rushing record in the Super Bowl game. He was elite in that game, throwing for 304 yards, three Who Has the Most Rushing Touchdowns in Super Bowl History? Game: Terrell Davis (3 rushing touchdowns in Super Bowl XXXII) Jalen Hurts (3 rushing touchdowns in Super Bowl LVII) Career: Emmitt Smith (5 rushing touchdowns in three Super Bowls) Who Has the Longest Rush in Super Bowl History? Willie Parker (75 yards in Super Bowl XL) Super Bowl History + indicates Hall of Fame; Table; Date SB AFC Pts NFC Pts MVP Stadium City State; Feb 9, 2025: Pro Football Hall of Fame, AP NFL MVP, Pro Bowl Super Bowl History; Super Bowl Leaders; Career Rushing Att; 1. Franco Harris • 4G: 101: 2. AP NFL MVP, Pro Bowl While a lot of the big game's most dominant passing performances have come in the past 30 years, you have to go back in time a bit to find some of the best rushing performances in Super Bowl history. Super Bowl 2025: Terrell Davis is happy for Saquon Barkley being on the verge of breaking his NFL record 'It couldn't happen to a better person' Saquon Barkley is 30 yards shy of breaking the NFL season rushing record, postseason included. He wants a Super Bowl win. NFL Super Bowl records: Legendary arms that ruled the Super Bowl Tom Brady was known most for his clutch ability, but once upon a time, he was slinging the ball all over the field. Dickerson’s record-setting year helped the Rams get to the playoffs, but Los Angeles lost in the wild-card round. Davis’ all-encompassing rushing record propelled the Broncos to a Super Bowl Only one Super Bowl, the VLII edition, featured less than 100 combined rushing yards between the teams competing at the event. RELATED: 10 Most Heart-Breaking Moments In NFL Super Bowl History, Ranked. Timmy Smith still holds the record for most rushing yards in a Super Bowl with 204 rushing yards. In Super Bowl XXII, Smith set a Super Bowl rushing record in his first career start, gaining 204 yards and scoring 2 touchdowns. His efforts helped lead the Redskins to a 42–10 victory over the Denver Broncos . 4 – Don Chandler, Green Bay Packers, Super Bowl 2; 4 – Ray Wersching, San Francisco 49ers, Super Bowl 16; Longest field goal. 54 yards – Steve Christie, Buffalo Bills, Super Bowl 28; Punts. 11 – Brad Maynard, New York Giants, Super Bowl 35; Longest punt. 65 yards – Johnny Hekker, Los Angeles Rams, Super Bowl 53; Punting average Barkley is 30 yards shy of breaking the NFL season rushing record, postseason included, set by Davis in 1998 with the Denver Broncos. Saquon Barkley can set the NFL total season rushing record. All he wants is a Super Bowl win. 1 min ago. What to know about security measures at the Super Bowl in New Orleans. 35 mins ago. Chiefs and Eagles shouldn’t be fazed by the zany extravaganza of Super Bowl opening night. 42 mins ago
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