Coaches
Bengals 2003-2018
Marvin Lewis
Larry Fitzgerald
Pitt
This franchise had the nickname the "Purple People Eaters" in the early 1970's
Minnesota Vikings
The 1967 NFL Championship, better known as the "Ice Bowl", was played in -48 degree wind chill index in this city
Green Bay
This quarterback was selected first overall in the 2009 NFL draft out of Georgia
Matt Stafford
Titans 1995-2010
Jeff Fisher
Nick Foles
Arizona
These TWO franchises have the most Super Bowl wins with 6 each
New England Patriots and Pittsburgh Steelers
This New England Patriot scored the game winning touchdown in overtime to complete the comeback win over the Atlanta Falcons in Super Bowl 51
James (Judy) White
This quarterback led the NFL in passing yards in 2019 while throwing 30 interceptions
Jameis Winston
Seahawks 1999-2008
Mike Holmgren
Drew Brees
Purdue
This was the only franchise in the common era of the NFL (1980-present) to select a kicker in the first round of the draft
Oakland Raiders - Sebastian Janikowski 17th overall selection in 2000
Super Bowl 47 was delayed when the lights went out in this stadium
Superdome
This troubled quarterback was selected 2nd overall in the 1998 NFL draft and spent time in a Montana Correctional Facility for stealing prescription painkillers from his neighbors. The player was recently hired as an analyst for ESPN
Ryan Leaf
Chargers 2002-2006
Marty Schottenheimer
Barry Sanders
Oklahoma State
This franchise originally selected John Elway in 1983
Colts
This player scored the game winning touchdown in the first "Miracle at the Meadowlands"
Herm Edwards
This quarterback, who played college ball at Mizzou, earned $37 million in his 11 year career as a backup
Chase Daniel
Buccaneers 1996-2001
Tony Dungy
Danny Woodhead
Division II Chadron State
The Arizona Cardinals played in this city from 1920-1959 before relocating to St. Louis and finally Phoenix in 1988
Chicago
The Pittsburgh Steelers won a 1972 AFC Divisional playoff game on the infamous "Immaculate Reception". Who scored the touchdown?
Franco Harris
This quarterback started for the Miami Dolphins from 2000-2004 following the retirement of Dan Marino in 1999
Jay Fiedler