Career Records
This NFL player holds the record for most career rushing yards
Emmitt Smith
This former NFL player holds the single season rushing yards record.
Eric Dickerson
These former Ohio State teammates won Defensive Rookie of the Year Awards in 2019 and 2020.
Nick Bosa and Chase Young
This 2018 Hall of Fame linebacker was a first round draft pick in 1996 from the University of Miami.
Ray Lewis
This Patriots Wide Receiver made an insane catch in Super Bowl 51 allowing New England to continue their comeback.
Julian Edelman
This NFL quarterback holds the record for most career touchdown passes at 581 before the 2021 season.
Tom Brady
This former NFL player holds the single season receiving record.
Calvin Johnson
In 2017 this NFL player won the Walter Payton Man of the Year Award for his work in the wake of Hurricane Harvey.
JJ Watt
This Wide Receiver is 2010 Hall of Fame inductee and was a first round draft pick in 1985 from Mississippi Valley State.
Jerry Rice
These two former Dallas Cowboys connected for the first "Hail Mary."
Roger Staubach and Drew Pearson
Matt Prater holds the NFL record for longest field goal. He made the kick in 2013. How long was that field goal?
64 yards
This former NFL player holds the record for most touchdowns in a season with 31, not including passing touchdowns.
LaDainian Tomlinson
In 2013 this Green Bay Packers Running Back beat Keenan Allen for the Offensive Rookie of the Year.
Eddie Lacy
This Hall of Fame Wide Receiver was a first round draft pick in 1998 after playing 1 season at Marshall.
Randy Moss
This former Steelers Outside Linebacker returned a Kurt Warner interception 100 yards for a touchdown in Super Bowl XLIII.
This former NFL Defensive End holds the NFL record for forced fumbles in a career at 54.
Robert Mathis
This former NFL quarterback holds the single season record for number of times sacked at 76.
David Carr
In 2003 and 2004 this linebacker safety duo became the first set of teammates to win consecutive Defensive Player of the Year awards.
Ray Lewis and Ed Reed
This 1977 Hall of Fame Running Back was drafted by the Chicago Bears in the first round of the 1965 NFL Draft.
Gale Sayers
Who was the "Immaculate Reception" intended for?
Barry Pearson
This former NFL Defensive Back holds the NFL record for most career passes intercepted at 81.
Paul Krause
There are two former NFL players who co-hold the single season record of kick return touchdowns. Name one.
Cecil Turner, Travis Williams
This player was the first non quarterback to win Super Bowl MVP
Chuck Howley
This Hall of Fame Defensive Tackle's nickname comes from his college football team.
Mean Joe Greene
This Defensive Back for the Green Bay Packers returned Matt Hasselbeck's infamous interception for a touchdown in overtime of the 2004 Wild Card Game.
Al Harris