NFL Football
The First Thanksgiving
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Turkey Facts
Thanksgiving Fact or Fiction
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What team has played in the most Thanksgiving Day games?
Detroit Lions
100
What was the name of the ship that brought the pilgrims over to the United States? 
Mayflower
100
About how many million turkeys are sold every year in the U.S.A?
280 million
100
How much did the largest turkey ever weigh?
86 pounds
100
Macy's was the first American department store to sponsor a Thanksgiving Day parade.
Fiction- Gimbel was the first in 1920.
200
Which team or teams have won the most Thanksgiving Day games? 
Dallas Cowboys
200
Where did the pilgrims land in the U.S?
Plymouth, Massachusetts
200
What state consumes the most turkeys?
California
200
Do turkeys have bad night or day vision?
night vision
200
The tradition of watching football on Thanksgiving started with the first NFL game on the holiday in 1934.
Fiction- it was in 1876.
300
Who is the current Detroit Lions starting quarterback? 
Jared Goff
300
What was the year of the first Thanksgiving?
1621
300
What character has been in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade for 33 years?
Snoopy
300
About how many feathers will a grown turkey have? 
3,500
300
Turkey contains an amino acid that makes you sleepy.
Fact- Tryptophan, a natural sedative.
400
How many Thanksgiving Day games have the Pittsburgh Steelers played in?
6 games
400
What utensil did the pilgrims NOT use at the first Thanksgiving?
forks
400
How many pounds of turkey does California consume on Thanksgiving Day?
675 million pounds
400
Does turkey have more protein than chicken, beef, or both?
both
400
Did an American founding father really think the turkey should be the official U.S. bird? If so, who did?
Fact: Ben Franklin
500
Name 2 of the years the Steelers have played in Thanksgiving Day games.
1939, 1940, 1950, 1983, 1998
500
Who was the pilgrims' first military leader?
Miles Standish
500
How many pounds of turkey did the U.S. consume in 2007?
690 million
500
Do turkeys have heart attacks?
yes
500
The "Turkey Trot" is actually inspired by a turkey.
Fact: It is made up of short, jerky steps, like a turkey does