Team Logos
Mascot Mania
Historic Milestones
Fans & Traditions
Dallas Cowboys
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This team features a simple navy-and-silver five-pointed star on the side of their silver helmets.
Who are the Dallas Cowboys?
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Sporting an oversized white cowboy hat, chaps, and jersey number 00, this cheerful mascot revs up the crowd at AT&T Stadium and represents Dallas.
Who is Rowdy?
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The Green Bay Packers defeated the Kansas City Chiefs in January 1967 to win the very first edition of this championship game.
What is Super Bowl I?
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This pre-game ritual takes place in stadium parking lots, where fans gather around the backs of their open trucks to grill burgers, play cornhole, and wear team jerseys before kickoff.
What is tailgating?
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During a 1978 NFL Films highlight reel, narrator John Facenda popularized this famous nickname for the Cowboys because of their massive nationwide fan base.
What is "America's Team"?
200
This Florida team uses aqua and orange colors and features a marine mammal wearing a helmet on their classic logo.
Who are the Miami Dolphins?
200
Known for daring zip-line stunts from the top of EverBank Stadium, this spotted big cat mascot represents Jacksonville.
Who is Jaxson de Ville (the Jaguar)?
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Led by coach Don Shula, this 1972 squad remains the only team in NFL history to complete an entire regular season and postseason undefeated (17-0).
Who are the 1972 Miami Dolphins?
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Since 1975, fans of the Pittsburgh Steelers have waved this iconic bright yellow cloth overhead to rally their defense and create a sea of yellow in the stands.
What is the "Terrible Towel"?
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Located in Arlington, Texas, this world-class venue opened in 2009 and is affectionately known to many fans as "Jerry World."
What is AT&T Stadium?
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A skull resting over crossed swords with a football behind it represents this Florida team that won Super Bowl LV.
Who are the Tampa Bay Buccaneers?
300
Representing Dallas's in-state interstate rival down I-45, this dark blue bovine mascot charges the sidelines for the Houston Texans.
Who is Toro (the Bull)?
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These two franchises share the record for the most Super Bowl victories in NFL history, with 6 trophies each.
Who are the Pittsburgh Steelers and the New England Patriots?
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Whenever a Green Bay Packer scores a touchdown at home, they celebrate by jumping into the end-zone stands to hug fans, a tradition known by this name.
What is the "Lambeau Leap"?
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Wearing his signature fedora on the sidelines, he served as the head coach of the Cowboys for their first 29 seasons, winning two Super Bowls.
Who is Tom Landry?
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his historic Wisconsin team’s logo is a simple oval "G," and their fans are famously nicknamed "Cheeseheads."
Who are the Green Bay Packers?
400
Dressed in red flannel, suspenders, and carrying a pickaxe, this 1849 California gold prospector mascot roots for San Francisco.
Who is Sourdough Sam?
400
In the 1972 playoffs, Franco Harris caught a ricocheted pass inches off the turf to score the game-winning touchdown, a miracle play known by this name.
What is the "Immaculate Reception"?
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Philadelphia fans belt out this official fight song after every single Eagles touchdown, finishing by spelling out the five letters of the team name at the top of their lungs.
What is "Fly, Eagles Fly"?
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Inside AT&T Stadium, the upper concourse displays the names of legendary Cowboys players and coaches on this permanent tribute display.
What is the Dallas Cowboys Ring of Honor?
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This AFC team is the only franchise in the entire NFL to display their logo decal on only the right side of their helmets, leaving the left side blank.
Who are the Pittsburgh Steelers?
500
A fierce blue, green, and silver large-beaked bird of prey.
Who is Blitz? (Seattle Seahawks)
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Only two players in NFL history have won the NFL MVP award and the Walter Payton Man of the Year award while rushing for over 2,000 yards in a single season. Name this legendary Lions running back who retired in 1999 at the peak of his career.
Who is Barry Sanders?
500
In Cleveland, the rowdiest bleacher section behind the east end zone was named in the mid-1980s by Hanford Dixon and Frank Minnifield, who barked at teammates like canines.
What is the "Dawg Pound"?
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In 1966, Cowboys general manager Tex Schramm agreed to host a game on this national holiday in exchange for guaranteed television revenue, cementing an annual Dallas tradition that continues today.
What is Thanksgiving Day?