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๐Ÿฅธ I like Your Look Bruh
๐Ÿ’€ We Got Da Funct
๐Ÿ‘€ Which Way to Canton?
๐Ÿ˜ฒ Never Gonna Believe
๐Ÿ†Bling, Bling, Trophies & Rings
100

According to the National Chicken Council's annual consumption report, approximately how many chicken wings are Americans estimated to eat during Super Bowl weekend?

A. 1.45 billion

B. 450 million

C. 3.2 billion

D. 80 million


A. 1.45 billion
100

Which historic season were the Pittsburgh Steelers celebrating when they wore their infamous horizontal yellow-and-black "bumblebee" striped throwbacks in 2012?


A. 1974 Championship Season

B. 1946 Post-War Era

C. 1933 Inaugural Season

D. 1958 Overtime Game


C. 1933 Inaugural Season
100

In 1944, due to severe roster shortages during World War II, the Chicago Cardinals and Pittsburgh Steelers temporarily merged. Because they went winless (0-10), what mocking nickname did fans give this team?


A) The Steagles
B) Card-Pitt (The Carpets)
C) The Iron Birds
D) The Chi-Steelers

B) Card-Pitt (The Carpets)

100

Located in Canton, Ohio, the Pro Football Hall of Fame opened its doors in 1963. Why was Canton chosen as the city to host this historic football monument?
A) It was the birthplace of NFL founder George Halas
B) The NFL was officially founded there in a car showroom in 1920
C) It hosted the first-ever night game in professional football history
D) It was home to the first team to win five consecutive championships


The NFL was officially founded there in a car showroom in 1920

100

In a 1943 game against the Detroit Lions, New York Giants player Ken Strong set a bizarre NFL record that remains impossible to break today. What did he achieve?
A) He scored a touchdown, an extra point, a field goal, and a safety on the same drive
B) He played all 60 minutes of the game without wearing a helmet
C) He accounted for the only points of the game by kicking a 1-point fair-catch field goal
D) He successfully punted a football backwards into his own end zone for a touchdown

C) He accounted for the only points of the game by kicking a 1-point fair-catch field goal

100

The Vince Lombardi Trophy is awarded annually to the Super Bowl champion. Which luxury jewelry company has custom-handcrafted this sterling silver trophy from scratch every single year since the very first Super Bowl in 1967?
A) Cartier
B) Tiffany & Co.
C) Rolex
D) Harry Winston

B) Tiffany & Co.

200

What is the iconic grilled sausage served with sauerkraut and onions that has become a legendary tradition for fans attending Green Bay Packers games at Lambeau Field?

A. Cheesehead in a Bun

B. Lambeau Brat

C. Lombardi Dog


D. Polish Boy


B. Lambeau Brat
200

What was the sweet nickname associated with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' original vibrant orange and white uniforms worn from 1976 to 1996?

A. The Sunburst jerseys with an alligator logo

B. The Creamsicle uniforms featuring Bucco Bruce on the helmet

C. The Citrus striping with an anchor logo

D. The Coral redesign with a palm tree motif


The Creamsicle uniforms featuring Bucco Bruce on the helmet

200

Which legendary, defunct 1920s franchise was nicknamed the "Iron Men of the North" because they played almost all of their games on the road as a traveling team due to freezing home winters?


A) Minneapolis Red Jackets
B) Hammond Pros
C) Duluth Eskimos
D) Kenosha Maroons

C) Duluth Eskimos

200

Which legendary player holds the record for being the youngest individual ever inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame, entering at just 34 years old in 1977?
A) Jim Brown
B) Gale Sayers
C) Lawrence Taylor
D) Deion Sanders


B) Gale Sayers

200

Legendary kicker Tom Dempsey shocked the world in 1970 by kicking a record-shattering 63-yard field goal to win the game for the New Orleans Saints. What made his physical achievement even more unbelievable?
A) He was playing the entire game with a severe concussion and blurred vision
B) He was born without toes on his right foot and wore a modified flat-toe shoe
C) He had never kicked a field goal in a football game prior to that moment
D) He slipped on a patch of mud mid-kick and struck the ball while falling backward

B) He was born without toes on his right foot and wore a modified flat-toe shoe

200

While most fans focus on the players, NFL rules state that the league will pay for up to 150 rings per team for the Super Bowl champions. What is the maximum allowed cost the NFL will officially subsidize per ring before the team owner has to pay the rest?
A) $5,000 to $7,000
B) $15,000 to $20,000
C) $35,000 to $40,000
D) $75,000 to $80,000

A) $5,000 to $7,000

300

Tom Bradyโ€™s famous TB12 nutritional philosophy famously restricted "nightshade" vegetables. Which of the following common foods was strictly avoided under this rule during his career?


A. Sweet potatoes

B. Avocados

C. Tomatoes

D. Broccoli



C. Tomatoes
300

Before transitioning to the modern "Flying Elvis" logo and deep navy blue scheme in 1993, what was the iconic mascot depicted on the New England Patriots' historic helmets?

A. A navy seal holding a musket

B. A soaring bald eagle wrapped in an American flag

C. A charging buffalo wearing a tri-corner hat

D. A colonial minuteman getting ready to snap a football


D. A colonial minuteman getting ready to snap a football


BTW, his name is affectionally known as Pat Patriot

300

Which small-town Pennsylvania team is famous for having their 1925 NFL Championship stripped and suspended by the league after playing an unauthorized exhibition game against a team of Notre Dame all-stars?


A) Pottsville Maroons
B) Frankford Yellow Jackets
C) Hershey Bars
D) Irwin Independents

A) Pottsville Maroons

300

When a player is formally inducted into the Hall of Fame, they receive three iconic physical tokens of their achievement: a bronze bust, a ring, and a custom tailored blazer. What color is the official Hall of Fame jacket?
A) Royal Blue
B) Gold
C) Crimson
D) Deep Navy


B) Gold

300

Pro Bowl quarterback Brett Favre is famous for his legendary career, iron-man streak, and thousands of completions. What is unique about the very first completed pass of his NFL career?
A) It was caught by a defensive lineman who ran it 99 yards the wrong way
B) It was caught by a fan who accidentally stumbled onto the sideline
C) It was caught by himself after the ball was deflected straight back into his hands
D) It shattered the stadium's primary scoreboard upon impact

C) It was caught by himself after the ball was deflected straight back into his hands

300

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers won Super Bowl LV on their home turf. To celebrate, their championship rings featured a historic, first-of-its-kind mechanical feature. What did the ring do?
A) The top of the ring twisted off to reveal a mini replica of their home stadium inside
B) It contained a micro-speaker that played the sound of a stadium pirate ship cannon blast
C) It featured a tiny digital screen that displayed the final game score
D) The sides folded out mechanically to transform the ring into a small desktop display trophy

A) The top of the ring twisted off to reveal a mini replica of their home stadium inside

400

When visiting Paycor Stadium to watch the Cincinnati Bengals, fans can enjoy a regional favorite called a "Chili 3-Way." What is the base carbohydrate of this dish served beneath the chili and cheese?

A. French fries

B. White rice

C. Cornbread

D. Spaghetti


D. Spaghetti
400

The Seattle Seahawks introduced a polarizing, hyper-vibrant alternate jersey in 2009 and later as a Color Rush uniform that fans either love or find blinding. What is the official shade name of this neon color?

A. Action Green

B. Radioactive Lime

C. Neon Green

D. Electric Cyan


A. Action Green
400

Before the Dallas Cowboys or Houston Oilers ever took the field, Texas had its first NFL franchise in 1952, which famously folded after just one season due to financial ruin. What was this team called?


A) Austin Americans
B) Houston Hurricanes
C) Dallas Texans
D) San Antonio Gunslingers

C) Dallas Texans

400

In 2021, which dynamic offensive weapon became the first-ever player spent primarily as a wide receiver to be inducted into the Hall of Fame as a first-ballot choice since Jerry Rice in 2010?
A) Randy Moss
B) Calvin Johnson
C) Terrell Owens
D) Marvin Harrison


B) Calvin Johnson

400

In 1999, standard medical procedures were temporarily thrown out the window during an regular-season game between the Carolina Panthers and the Atlanta Falcons. Why did a trainer use a hacksaw on a player on the sideline?
A) To saw off a severely bent custom steel facemask that was trapping a player's head
B) To cut through a prototype rigid plastic cast that was cutting off a lineman's circulation
C) To split open a frozen cleat that had fused to a kicker's foot in sub-zero weather
D) To quickly manufacture a makeshift wooden leg splint from a stadium bench

A) To saw off a severely bent custom steel facemask that was trapping a player's head

400

Hall of Fame quarterback Tom Brady famously owns seven Super Bowl rings. Because he ran out of fingers on one hand to wear them all, what did he famously have custom-made to display his historic collection?
A) A bulletproof, rotating glass display pedestal with a fingerprint scanner
B) A custom-molded luxury leather watch-box style case labeled "The Octagon"
C) A specialized luxury "seven-finger" glove tailored explicitly to fit the massive rings
D) A solid gold replica vault that matches the aesthetic of the Vince Lombardi Trophy

C) A specialized luxury "seven-finger" glove tailored explicitly to fit the massive rings

500

Pro Bowl wide receiver DK Metcalf famously made headlines for his highly unconventional, candy-fueled daily diet. Which specific candy did he reveal he eats by the bagful as part of his routine?

A. Skittles

B. Gummy Bears

C. Starburst Jelly Beans 

D. Sour Patch Kids 


C. Starburst Jelly Beans

500
During World War II in 1943, severe roster shortages forced the Philadelphia Eagles to temporarily merge with which other NFL franchise, resulting in a combined uniform and team name?



A. New York Giants


B. Boston Patriots

C. Pittsburgh Steelers

D. Baltimore Colts


C. Pittsburgh Steelers
500

Based in Marion, Ohio, this highly unique, defunct 1920s NFL franchise was notable for having an all-Native American roster, including the legendary Jim Thorpe. What was the team's name?


A) Cleveland Indians
B) Oorang Indians
C) Dayton Triangles
D) Rochester Jeffersons

B) Oorang Indians

500

While many schools have produced legendary gridiron talent, which two universities are historically tied for the most alumni inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame?
A) Alabama and Ohio State
B) USC and Notre Dame
C) Michigan and Miami (FL)
D) Oklahoma and Texas


B) USC and Notre Dame

500

Hall of Fame running back Emmitt Smith holds the NFL's all-time rushing record with 18,355 yards. What unbelievable medical anomaly did doctors discover about his body late in his career?
A) He had a rare genetic mutation that gave him an extra bone in both of his heels
B) He played his entire 15-year career missing one of the primary ligaments in his right knee
C) He possessed a lung capacity nearly three times larger than the average adult male
D) He had a rare condition that prevented his muscles from producing lactic acid

B) He played his entire 15-year career missing one of the primary ligaments in his right knee

500

35. Winning a Super Bowl ring is a life-changing achievement, but selling one is highly regulated. What strict rule or legal agreement do modern NFL teams typically make players sign regarding their championship rings?
A) They are legally forbidden from ever selling the ring under any circumstances
B) They must offer the team's owner the right of first refusal to buy it back at original cost
C) They can only sell it to a certified sports museum or the Pro Football Hall of Fame
D) They are required to pay a 50% luxury tax back to the NFL if the ring is auctioned

B) They must offer the team's owner the right of first refusal to buy it back at original cost

600

In what year and at what famous establishment in Buffalo, New York, was the original Buffalo chicken wing invented, which permanently shaped NFL game-day snacking and tailgating?

A. 1952 at the Town Casino

B. 1971 at Duff's Famous Wings

C. 1980 at Theodore's

D. 1964 at the Anchor Bar


D. 1964 at the Anchor Bar
600

The Dallas Cowboys are famous for wearing their white jerseys at home rather than their dark ones. What infamous narrative has often surrounded this choice among fans?

A. They attract more heat from the stadium lights, causing players to tire faster.

B. They lack the iconic star logo on the shoulder pads.

C. They were banned by the league office for clashing with referee uniforms.

D. They are famously considered cursed and linked to a historical superstition regarding win-loss records


D. They are famously considered cursed and linked to a historical superstition regarding win-loss records
600

Winning the league title in 1928, which team is famously known as the only defunct NFL franchise to have officially won an NFL Championship?


A) Providence Steam Roller
B) Canton Bulldogs
C) Akron Pros
D) Pottsville Maroons

A) Providence Steam Roller

600

The Hall of Fame Selection Committee is tasked with narrowing down nominees every year. To be officially elected into the Hall of Fame, a finalist must receive what minimum percentage of positive votes from the committee?
A) 51% (Simple Majority)
B) 66.7% (Two-Thirds Majority)
C) 80%
D) 100% (Unanimous Vote)




C) 80%

600

The 1982 NFL strike shortened the regular season to just 9 games. Because of the bizarre nature of the shortened year, the AP NFL Most Valuable Player (MVP) award was won by Mark Moseley. What was his position?
A) He was a backup punter who only played three downs all season
B) He was a placekicker who made 20 of 21 field goals for the Washington Redskins
C) He was a 38-year-old offensive tackle who didn't allow a single sack
D) He was an active player-coach who filled in as the defensive coordinator

B) He was a placekicker who made 20 of 21 field goals for the Washington Redskins

600

The Vince Lombardi Trophy is famously named after the legendary Green Bay Packers coach. In what year did the NFL officially rename the trophy in his honor following his passing?
A) 1967
B) 1970
C) 1975
D) 1980

B) 1970

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