4th of July Fireworks: Revisiting Longest Touchdowns in Seahawks History
As people around the United States celebrate Independence Day on July 4, the NFL finds itself in the midst of a moratorium. With OTAs and minicamps wrapping up several weeks ago and training camp still weeks away, there's nothing football related going on in the darkest period of the offseason.
With no football to speak of going on at the moment and fireworks set to explode through the night across the country on Monday, now is the perfect time to revisit moments in Seahawks history when players ignited fireworks of their own with record-setting plays over the years.
Celebrating the holiday in stride by reliving some of the franchise's greatest moments, here's a look at which current/former Seahawks produced the longest touchdowns in team history.
Longest Passing Touchdown: Seneca Wallace to Koren Robinson for 90 yards
Longest Rushing Touchdown: Shaun Alexander 88 Yards in 2001, 2005
Longest Interception Return Touchdown: Bobby Wagner 98 Yards in 2018
Longest Kick Return Touchdown: Tyler Lockett 105 Yards in 2015
Longest Punt Return Touchdown: Nate Burleson 94 Yards in 2007, Charlie Rodgers 94 Yards in 1999
Longest Field Goal: Jason Myers 61 Yards in 2020
Over the past three seasons, like many kickers at a position prone to regression year-to-year, Myers has been plagued at times by inconsistency. But he couldn't have been more perfect during the 2020 season, nailing all 24 of his field goal attempts and eventually surpassing Olindo Mare for the franchise record in consecutive field goals made. Among those 24 kicks to split the uprights two years ago, the veteran place kicker made history in a loss to the Rams in Los Angeles with the longest kick of his career. Down seven points with only two seconds left in the first half, Myers booted a 61-yard field goal that managed to barely sneak just over the crossbar, cutting the deficit to four points heading into intermission.