NFL Quiz: Answers and Winners! by PW Fun & Learning

Way to kick off Super Bowl week, everyone! You’re definitely ready for the big game. Go Patriots! Go Rams!

 
Here are the stats, answers, and winners.

 
STATS

1,048 people took the quiz.
220 people scored 100%!
The question most people (about 98%) got right was…#14!
The question most people missed (only 64% got it right) was…#7.

 
ANSWERS

Q.3
Which quarterback has won the most Super Bowls?
• Terry Bradshaw
✓ Tom Brady
• Joe Montana
• Joe Namath
 
Q.4
Where did Tom Brady play college ball?
• Ohio State
• Purdue
• Wisconsin
✓ Michigan
 
Q.5
In what city did the Rams reside when they last won the Super Bowl?
• Los Angeles
• San Diego
✓ St. Louis
• Chicago
 
Q.6
What two conferences play in the Super Bowl?
• UFC and AFC
• NFC and KFC
✓ AFC and NFC
• UFC and NFC
 
Q.7
What was Bill Belichick’s first head NFL coaching job?
• New York Giants
✓ Cleveland Browns
• New York Jets
• New England Patriots
 
Q.8
What fashion statement has Bill Belichick made famous?
• Golf shirts
• Reebok high tops
✓ Sleeveless hoodies
• Guess jeans
 
Q.9
Which NFL coach has won the most games?
• Bill Belichick
• John Madden
✓ Don Shula
• Bill Parcells
 
Q.10
True or False: Dan Marino has never won a Super Bowl.
✓ True
• False
 
Q.11
What is the name of the current Indianapolis NFL team?
• Ravens
✓ Colts
• Chiefs
• Bengals
 
Q.12
The great Joe Montana was the 82nd draft pick in 1979, joining this team.
• Cowboys
• Raiders
✓ 49ers
• Dolphins
 
Q.13
All of these cities currently have NFL teams named after animals EXCEPT
✓ Pittsburgh
• Seattle
• Arizona
• Baltimore
 
Q.14
The Green Bay Packers are based in this state.
• Michigan
• Missouri
• Nebraska
✓ Wisconsin
 
Q.15
Barry Sanders, Emmitt Smith, Walter Payton and Jim Brown are some of the NFL’s greatest _______ .
• quarterbacks
✓ running backs
• tight ends
• linebackers
 
Q.16
Brett Favre played quarterback for all these teams EXCEPT
• Jets
• Vikings
✓ Bills
• Falcons
 
Q.17
What do they call a long desperation throw into a crowded end zone as a last-gasp effort to tie or win in the final moments of the game?
• Shot in the Dark
• Lottery Pass
✓ Hail Mary
• Needle in a Haystack
 
Q.18
He is the only athlete to play in both a Super Bowl and a World Series.
• Bo Jackson
• Tim Tebow
✓ Deion Sanders
• John Elway
 
Q.19
The trophy awarded to the winner of the Super Bowl is named after _______ .
✓ a great NFL coach
• the place where American football was born
• a pioneering team owner
• a famous quarterback
 
Q.20
“The Blind Side” was a film starring Sandra Bullock based on the life story of this NFL player.
• Antonio Brown
• William “The Fridge” Perry
✓ Michael Oher
• Reggie White
 
Q.21
Which of the following teams has yet to play in the Super Bowl?
• Saints
✓ Jaguars
• Vikings
• Buccaneers
 
Q.22
The ‘C’ in AFC and NFC stands for _______ .
✓ Conference
• Commission
• Confederation
• Championship

 
WINNERS

The first winner is…Shelley G!
The second winner is…Dana D!
The third winner is…Teresa R!

Congratulations, winners! Contact prizes@thepioneerwoman.com to claim your gift card!

 
 



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