NFL Legends
This coach won the very first Super Bowl with the Packers in 1967 and had the trophy named after him
Vince Lombardi
This quarterback who played into his 40s is commonly recognized as the "G.O.A.T."
Tom Brady
This wide receiver holds the NFL record for most career receiving yards.
Jerry Rice
The Stadium holds the nickname "mile high stadium" because of the high altitude.
Empower Field at Mile High , Denver Broncos
This award is given annually to the most outstanding player of the regular season.
MVP
This Ravens linebacker led one of the most dominant defenses in NFL history during their 2000 Super Bowl run.
Ray Lewis
“Prime Time” made a name for himself as a shutdown cornerback and flashy return man.
Deion Sanders
This Organization currently holds the most wins in NFL history
Green Bay Packers
Known as “Jerry World,”
AT&T Stadium
This quarterback has won the NFL MVP award more times than any other player.
Peyton Manning
This quarterback was known for his “Hail Mary” passes with the Dallas Cowboys.
Roger Staubach
“The Gunslinger” was the fearless quarterback for the packers known for big throws—and big risks.
Brett Favre
This Kicker currently holds the record for longest field goal in NFL history at 68 yards
Cam Little
This Stadium is commonly known as the loudest NFL stadium
Lumen Field, Seattle Seahawks
This award honors a player who exemplifies sportsmanship, integrity, and performance on the field.
Walter Payton Man of the Year
This Hall of Fame defensive edge terrorized quarterbacks for the New York Giants in the 1980s.
Lawrence Taylor
“The Nigerian Nightmare” struck fear into defenses as a bruising Chiefs running back in the 1990s.
Christian Okoye
This NFL team gave themselves the name "road warriors" and went on to be the only team in NFL history to go 9-0 no the road
2025-2026 New England Patriots
This NFL Stadium was a common shelter for those affected by Hurricane Katrina
Superdome
This player is the only one to win NFL MVP, Super Bowl MVP, and Super Bowl MVP honors multiple times.
Tom Brady
This defensive tackle was the first pure defensive player to win the NFL MVP award.
Alan Page
“The Assassin” was the nickname of this Hall of Fame safety whose hits for the Raiders were so intimidating they helped lead to stricter rules on contact.
Jack Tatum
Name one of the three modern day QBs to tie the NFL with most passing TDs in one game at 7
Drew Brees, Peyton Manning, Nick Foles
This former Eagles stadium had a jail and courtroom built inside to handle unruly fans.
Veterans Stadium
This player won Super Bowl MVP on a losing team—the only one to ever do so.
Chuck Howley