This 35-yard touchdown reception set a new NFL record for the longest touchdown reception by an offensive lineman, coming nearly 20 yards after the grab. Ty Sambrailo, a 315-pound Falcons lineman, grabbed a 35-yard touchdown pass. That is the NFL's longest touchdown reception by an offensive lineman! The previous record was held by Michael Jordan with 26 yards. He did this in 1998 season during game between the Chicago Bears and Detroit Lions. The record was later broken by Doug Free of the Dallas Cowboys at 48 yards in 2014. Free also has the record for most 50-plus yard receptions in a single season with five. Longest non-scoring touchbacks: 10 yards (2010) - Chris Johnson of the Titans had a career day with nine touchdowns (all receiving) in one game against his former team, the Cardinals. He finished with 102 yards on 25 carries and 89 yards on four catches. Brandon Marshall of the Bears had another great game with eight catches for 91 yards and a touchdown. 11 yards (2009) - Priest Holmes of the Chiefs had two touchdowns of 70 or more yards in one game against the Raiders. He finished with 106 yards on 21 carries and 101 yards on four catches. 10 yards (2008) - James White of the Patriots had seven receptions for 78 yards and a touchdown in New England's win over Atlanta. He also had a 51-yard gain in the third quarter.