WR Ceedee Lamb and QB Dak Prescott are the new Hall of Famers for the Dallas Cowboys. Against the Detroit Lions, the duo has made the unthinkable. The ball went from one corner of the field to another in seconds. Prescott and Lamb opened the Cowboys’ account in Saturday’s game with the second-longest TD in the team’s history.

Dak Prescott has been in the hunt for MVP contention this season. This swashbuckler has secured more than 30 TDs and has spearheaded his team to the playoffs with a month left in the regular season. His Accomplice WR, Ceedee Lamb, is not far behind and has secured 10 receiving TDs this season. The Cowboys will be proud to have this amazing combo, as they have made the longest TD of this NFL season.

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QB Dak Prescott and WR Ceedee Lamb have made a record that will make other teams a little envious. 92 yards for a TD. This is the longest TD secured by Prescott or Lamb in their careers. To top this off, this is the longest play to secure a TD in the ongoing NFL season. An American sports anchor and reporter shared the news on X.

Longest play from scrimmage this NFL season. Whoa!

— Scott Hanson (@ScottHanson) December 31, 2023

He was quick to point out that this was the “longest play from scrimmage this NFL season. Whoa!”. His exclamation is justified. The TD gave the Dallas Cowboys a needed first-quarter lead, which helped the team secure a 7-point lead. During the helm of play, Prescott escaped from getting sacked and shot a rocket at WR Ceedee Lamb.

The Lions forgot to cover the amazing WR, and Lamb just jogged to the end zone with ease. This is also the second-longest TD secured by the Cowboys. They made their case the longest in the history of the NFL, more than 40 years ago.

The record has changed the history books

In the 1983 thriller that the Vikings won 31-27, it was the Dallas Cowboys who made all the headlines. Legendary QB Danny White passed the ball to Tony Dorset, and the Cowboys registered a 99-yard TD with just ten men on the field. Even the Vikings coach admired the play from the sidelines.

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Before this, the record was held by Andy Uram of the Packers. He made 97 yards vs. the Chicago Cardinals in 1939. Bob Gage joined Uram in 1949 and matched his record against the Chicago Bears. For more amazing stats about the game, stay tuned and indulge yourself with much more amazing content coming your way right away.