In Super Bowl XVIII Marcus Allen set a Super Bowl rushing record, and broke this amazing 74-yard touchdown run to help give the Raiders a 38-9 win over the Washington Redskins.

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Raiders legendary cornerback Mike Haynes recalls arguably the greatest run in Super Bowl history as if it were yesterday. It came from fellow Hall of Famer and teammate Marcus Allen. In Super Bowl ...

While the Raiders set a Super Bowl record for points and victory margin in their 38-9 win over Washington, it was Allen's 74-yard touchdown run on the final play of the third quarter that was the ...

Marcus Allen carries the ball against the Redskins during Super Bowl XVIII. ... Now 32 years later, the former Raider who wore No. 32 is still most well known for his crafty Super Bowl run.

Hall of Fame running back Marcus Allen talks with Andrea Kremer about breaking the Super Bowl rushing record.

Pat Summerall kept it so low-key during a remarkable Marcus Allen TD run ... A recent clip from the feed features Marcus Allen’s ridiculous 74-yard touchdown run against Washington in Super Bowl ...

Allen sees parallels between his run-up to the Super Bowl and Barkley’s. Allen gained 121 yards in the divisional round and 154 in the AFC championship game. Then came his Super Bowl performance.

Super Bowl XVIII was played on Jan. 22, 1984, at Tampa Stadium in Tampa, ... Quarterback Jim Plunkett led the team's offense, alongside second-year running back Marcus Allen, ...

The fans have spoken, and Marcus Allen’s reverse run has been named one of the Top 16 moments in NFL history.

The Los Angeles offense was led by game MVP Marcus Allen, who rushed for a then Super Bowl record 191 yards. His 74-yard touchdown run stood as the longest in Super Bowl history for 22 years. 4.