Uncover the Super Bowl Tight Ends Who Shattered Records and Redefined the Game!
9. 80 Yards â John Mackey, Baltimore Colts (Super Bowl V vs. Dallas Cowboys)
Two years after Baltimore fell to the New York Jets in the biggest upset in Super Bowl history, the Colts redeemed themselves, with Mackey catching a twice-tipped pass and scoring from 75 yards out, the longest reception by a tight end in Super Bowl history. In fact, the Pro Football Hall of Famer is the only tight end to have one of the 15 longest receptions in a Super Bowl.
10. 73 Yards â Joe Rose, Miami Dolphins (Super Bowl XIX vs. San Francisco 49ers)
Roseâs career statistics pale to anybody else on this list or even those close to it, but he saved his best of 10 career postseason games for the right one, with his half-dozen receptions including a 30-yarder that was longest of Dan Marinoâs only Super Bowl appearance.
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