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However, an internet user indicates that an NFL record book lists the longest pass in the air (NOT including the run after the catch) was 83 yards thrown by Don Meredith to Bob Hays (Dallas Cowboys).
The ball traveled 61 yards through the air, which is a really, really long distance to throw a football. It got us thinking, what's the longest pass in football history, strictly through the airâi.e., no yards after the catch, just the distance the football traveled from the quarterback's hand to a receiver's arms. Turns out, Rodgers' Hail Mary isn't even near the top. According to the Rochester Journal, in 1935, Chicago Bears quarterback Fred Crawford tossed an 85-yard bomb to receiver Eddie Kawal, and this appears to be the longest through-the-air pass on record.