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DD
200
Imagine if this team had taken Barry Sanders, not Tony Mandarich, with the No. 2 pick in 1989 & had him heading to Wisconsin instead of Michigan to play his career out.
Green Bay Packers
200
A long walk through the woods.
Hike
200
Tempe, AZ
Pat Tillman
200
In 2016 "MNF" aired its first game from outside the U.S. as the Raiders beat the Texans in this city's Estadio Azteca.
Mexico City
200
Doubtful we'll see a rematch of the 1919 version of this "Granddaddy of Them All" bowl game: Great Lakes 17, Mare Island 0
The Rose Bowl
200
A white-out at Beaver Stadium, also known as Happy Valley, the home of this university.
Penn State
200
In the dreams of this team's fans, their kicker Scott Norwood pulls his 47 yard field goal attempt just a bit to the left and they win their first championship in Super Bowl XXV.
Buffalo Bills
400
If this team had just handed it to Marshawn Lynch instead of calling a pass from the 1 in Super Bowl 49...
Seattle Seahawks
400
"Explosive" word denoting a giant failure, maybe at the box office.
Bomb
400
Chicago, IL
Walter Payton
400
In Dec. 1974 Howard Cosell interviewed this music star in the "MNF" booth; in Dec. 1980, Cosell announced his murder.
John Lennon
400
This person coached at Maryland and 1 other school before rolling to 232 wins at Alabama.
Paul "Bear" Bryant
400
The 3rd largest capacity stadium in CFB, this team's stadium is called "the Horseshoe" because, well, it looks like a horseshoe.
Ohio State
600
In many fantasy hypothetical Super Bowls, the 17-0 Miami Dolphins should play this 18-1 1985 Super Bowl winning team.
Chicago Bears
600
Prayer AKA an Ave Maria.
Hail Mary
600
Miami, Fl
Don Shula
600
On Dec. 21, 2003 his dad passed away; on Dec. 22 he had the highest passer rating of his career in a 41-7 win.
Brett Favre
600
Awarded since 1972, the Commander-in-Chief's trophy has been won most often by this Maryland school.
The Naval Academy
600
Video Clip: Identify the name of the now defunct stadium in the clip.
Giants Stadium
800
DAILY DINGER
DAILY DINGER
800
A mental pause related to a certain subject, perhaps due to a psychological issue or barrier.
Block
800
Pittsburgh, PA
Art Rooney
800
This jack-of-all-sports-trades has had the longest sting of any "MNF" play-by-play guy, from 1986 through 2005.
Al Michaels
800
In 1914 he taught chemistry as a professor on campus before becoming one of Notre Dame's most famous head coaches.
Knute Rockne
800
This stadium, appropriately named for the surrounding geography, was where the Steelers and Pirates played from 1970-2000.
Three Rivers Stadium
1000
Dallas players still tell themselves this 49ers QB Joe Montana was trying to throw the ball away in 1982, instead this SF player hauled in the "The Catch".
Dwight Clark
1000
A sudden rushed or quick ill-informed type of judgment.
Snap
1000
The Rose Bowl - Pasadena, CA
Jackie Robinson
1000
Video Clip: Identify the individual shown in the clip.
Hank Williams, Jr.
1000
Players used to lock arms and move down field in one of these formations, later outlawed by the NCAA due to deaths and injuries.
Flying Wedge
1000
As collegiate athletes Johnny Manziel, Mike Evans and Ryan Tannehill all called this 102,000 seater stadium in College Station, TX home.
Kyle Field