All About Hockey
The thickness of an NHL hockey puck
What is one inch?
The NFL Hall of Fame is located here.
Where is Canton, Ohio?
Which classic rock band has the most sold classic rock album of all time?
Who are The Eagles?
Taken from the literal meaning in Greek, Philadelphia is known as the city of *this* kind of love?
What is Brotherly?
Known as “The Great One,” this player is widely considered the greatest hockey player of all time. He holds numerous records and had a profound impact on popularizing the sport in the USA.
Who is Wayne Gretzky?
This is the name of the NFL division that the Philadelphia Eagles play in.
What is the NFC East division?
This is the youngest artist to have a number one hit in the 1970's
Who is Michael Jackson?
Philadelphians use this word to describe what others call a "sub sandwich"
What is "Hoagie?"
This is the number of players from each team who are on the ice during a regular play.
What is Six?
This player has thrown for the most passing yards of all time.
Who is Tom Brady? (89,214 career passing yards)
This 1970's rock band was notoriously banned from playing in Boston due to rowdy concert behavior.
What is Led Zeppelin?
These two colors are prominently featured on the flag of the city of Philadelphia.
What are blue and yellow?
This coach took the Philadelphia Flyers to the Stanley Cup Final in 2010
Who is Peter Laviolette?
This NFL Team won the first ever Super Bowl in 1967.
What is the Green Bay Packers?
This is the lead singer of the 1960's rock band "The Doors"
Who is Jim Morrison?
Philadelphia's border with New Jersey is created entirely by this river.
What is the Delaware River?
This player has the longest consecutive games played streak in NHL history.
Who is Doug Jarvis? (964 games)
This is the name of the Philadelphia Eagles' starting quarterback for the 2024 season
Who is Jalen Hurts?
This singer had a hit song in 1968 called "Sittin' On The Dock of The Bay"
Who is Otis Redding?
Market Street in Philadelphia is home to this iconic way of getting attention, made out of copper and lead among other elements, whose name used to refer to its use in a state house. It's famously cracked and no longer used, just reverently looked at.
What is the Liberty Bell?