Fall Means Football
When the Leaves Change
Halloween Trivia
Famous Fall Season Events
A Day of Giving
100

This NFL team plays its home games at Lambeau Field, the league's oldest continuously operating stadium.

Green Bay Packers

100

In fall, many birds undertake this seasonal movement, traveling to warmer regions where food is more plentiful.

Migration

100

This orange vegetable is famously carved into jack-o'-lanterns during Halloween.

Pumpkin

100

On November 22, 1963, this U.S. president was assassinated in Dallas, Texas.

John F. Kennedy

100

This traditional Thanksgiving side dish is made from bread or breadcrumbs mixed with ingredients such as celery, onions, and herbs, and is often served alongside the turkey.

Stuffing

200

Before becoming the NFL's most valuable player and leading the Chiefs to multiple Super Bowls, this quarterback was selected 10th overall in the 2017 NFL Draft by Kansas City.

Patrick Maholmes

200

As temperatures drop in fall, many animals enter this state of reduced activity and metabolism to conserve energy through the winter.

Hibernation
200

In the classic Halloween tradition, this creature is said to transform from a human into a supernatural being under the light of a full moon.

Werewolf

200

On October 5, 1955, this television game show premiered, eventually becoming one of the longest-running game shows in American history and focused on everyday household products.

The Price is Right

200

Held annually in New York City on Thanksgiving morning, this famous parade is known for enormous character balloons.

Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade

300

This former NFL running back holds the record for most career rushing yards, finishing his career with more than 18,000.

Emmitt Smith

300

These trees are especially famous for producing brilliant red, orange, and yellow foliage in fall and are a major attraction in New England.

Maple Trees

300

This 1978 horror film starring Jamie Lee Curtis helped establish the masked killer Michael Myers as one of the most recognizable figures in Halloween pop culture.

Halloween

300

On November 9, 1989, the opening of border crossings in this European city became a defining moment in the collapse of the Iron Curtain.

Berlin

300

This NFL team traditionally plays a Thanksgiving Day game every year, a tradition dating back to 1934.

Detroit Lions

400

In 1972, this NFL team became the only team to complete an entire season undefeated, including the playoffs and Super Bowl.

Miami Dolphins

400

This phenomenon occurs when a clear fall night allows the ground to lose heat rapidly, causing the temperature to drop around 32°F or below and usually visible on car windows the morning after.

Frost

400

The tradition of trick-or-treating in the United States became especially widespread during this decade.

1950's

400

On October 1, 1908, this famous automobile was first introduced, helping make car ownership affordable for millions of Americans.

Ford Model T

400

In 1863, this U.S. president proclaimed a national Thanksgiving Day to be celebrated on the final Thursday of November.

Abraham Lincoln

500

This NFL team was the first franchise to win back-to-back Super Bowls, accomplishing the feat following the 1974 and 1975 seasons.

Pittsburgh Steelers

500

As fall approaches, this green pigment in leaves breaks down as days become shorter, allowing yellow and orange pigments to become visible.

Chlorophyll

500

This ancient Celtic festival, celebrated around November 1, is considered an important predecessor to modern Halloween traditions.

Samhain

500

On October 29, 1929, this infamous day saw a massive sell-off of stocks, helping usher in the Great Depression.

Black Tuesday

500

The 1621 harvest celebration often considered the “First Thanksgiving” took place in this Massachusetts colony

Plymouth