Super Bowl
This Steelers linebacker produced the longest interception return in Super Bowl history when he took one back 100 yards for a touchdown against Arizona
James Harrison
Joe Greene, L.C. Greenwood and the Pittsburgh defense of the 1970s became known collectively by this industrial nickname
The Steel Curtain
The 2022 NFL season was the most recent to feature multiple ties, with this many games ending without a winner
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This Packers receiver scored four touchdowns against Dallas on Thanksgiving 1994
Sterling Sharpe
Roger Staubach created this play when he closed his eyes while throwing a playoff-winning touchdown against Minnesota in 1975
Hail Mary
These 4 teams have never appeared in a Super Bowl
Cleveland Browns, Detroit Lions, Houston Texans, and Jacksonville Jaguars
Kurt Warner, Marshall Faulk, Isaac Bruce and Torry Holt powered this famously nicknamed St. Louis offense
The Greatest Show On Turf
This NFL team has the most Hall of Famers
Chicago Bears
Troy Aikman threw for a Thanksgiving-record 455 yards in 1998, but his performance was overshadowed by this receiver on the Vikings
Randy Moss
This Eagles return specialist produced the NFL’s first walk-off punt-return touchdown by completing the “Miracle at the New Meadowlands” against the Giants.
DeSean Jackson
This defense tackled Fran Tarkenton in the end zone for the first safety in Super Bowl history during the Super Bowl
Steelers Defense
Joe Klecko, Mark Gastineau, Marty Lyons and Abdul Salaam formed this cleverly named Jets defensive line
the New York Sack Exchange
Gale Sayers, Dub Jones and this modern Saints star are the only players to score six touchdowns in a single NFL game
Alvin Kamara
This quarterback threw six touchdown passes against Detroit on Thanksgiving 2004, tying the holiday record
Peyton Manning
Making only the fifth start of his NFL career, this Cowboys quarterback threw five touchdown passes in a 38-10 Thanksgiving win in 2006
Tony Romo
This team was charged with eight fumbles in Super Bowl XXVII, the most by one team in Super Bowl history
Buffalo Bills
Deacon Jones, Merlin Olsen, Rosey Grier and Lamar Lundy formed this intimidating Rams defensive line known by a four-word nickname.
the Fearsome Foursome
This Broncos receiver caught an NFL-record 21 passes in one game against Indianapolis in 2009
Brandon Marshall
These two AFC West rivals played the first Thanksgiving night game after the NFL permanently expanded the holiday schedule to three games in 2006
Kansas City Chiefs and Denver Broncos
Marshawn Lynch’s legendary “Beast Quake” runs, which helped define his Beast Mode identity, came against these two NFL teams.
New Orleans Saints & Arizona Cardinals
This Oakland Raiders linebacker set an all-time NFL record by intercepting three Ron Jaworski passes in Super Bowl XV
Rod Martin
This Houston Oilers running back was known as “The Tyler Rose”
Earl Campbell
This Broncos return specialist amassed an NFL-record 404 all-purpose yards against Seattle in 1995
Glyn Milburn
Since beginning their Thanksgiving tradition in 1934, the Detroit Lions have missed playing on the holiday only this many times.
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Frank Wycheck’s controversial cross-field lateral went to this Titans receiver, who raced 75 yards for the Music City Miracle
Kevin Dyson