Sunday Funday
This linebacker played an entire Super Bowl with a torn tricep
Ray Lewis
One of these QC members was born the same year Die Hard released and the other was born the same year of the pilot of American Idol
Shaun and Quincy
This city is the capital of California.
Sacramento
“The Refrigerator” was the nickname of this Chicago Bears defensive lineman.
William Perry
This groundbreaking talk show host was the first Black woman to host a nationally syndicated talk show and remains a media icon.
Oprah
This quarterback is the only player to be drafted Top 10 overall in both the NFL Draft and the MLB Draft.
Kyler Murray
The amount of seasons this QC member has been here matches the age gap of another who are these 2?
Shaun and Quincy
The Emancipation Proclamation, which declared slaves in Confederate states free, was issued by this President.
Abraham Lincoln
“The Bus” was the nickname of this Pittsburgh Steelers running back.
Jerome Bettis
He broke barriers as the first Black quarterback to start in the Super Bowl, leading the Denver Broncos to victory in 1998.
Doug Williams
This legendary linebacker had part of his finger amputated and still played in the NFL.
Ronnie Lott
“One walked the halls where the mascot shares a name,
With a musician whose hits brought him fortune and fame.
The other roamed a school where a clever ‘stealer’ played,
Snatching yards and glory before the NFL parade.
Who are these two, connected by schoolyard lore?
Blaise and Quincy
This U.S. Supreme Court case in 1954 declared segregation in public schools unconstitutional.
Brown vs Board of Education
Name 3 core players from the Legion of Boom
Richard Sherman
Earl Thomas
Kam Chancellor
Brandon Browner
This singer earned the nickname “Queen of Soul” and became the first Black woman inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1987.
Aretha Franklin
This NFL receiver retired with more tackles than dropped passes.
Larry Fitzgerald
One QC member’s middle name you’ll see,
Matches a musician of wide renown and degree.
That same name hides in plain sight, it’s no trick,
On another QC member’s desk, beneath the pigskin slick.
Who are these two, connected in name and lore?
Shaun and Tom
Who was the only President to be married in the White House.
Grover Cleveland
AD” stands for “All Day” and refers to this Vikings running back.
Adrian Peterson
This author, poet, and activist wrote the acclaimed autobiography I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings, which brought her international fame and shed light on the Black female experience.
Maya Angelou
This team is the only team in the 21st century to finish a season with 0 touchdowns from a wide receiver.
Kansas City Chiefs
Almost every QC member graduated from a college whos current mascot is a type of bird. Which member attended a school who's mascot was not a bird?
Blaise (Pee Dee The Pirate)
Many say I’m kin to a famed number two,
I brewed a rebellion with tea tossed in view.
Though office I never held, patriots I stirred,
My name calls a city where liberty occurred.
And though some toast me now with barley and cheer,
Who am I, whose bold act sparked revolutionary year?
Sam Adams
“The Snake” was the nickname of this Raiders Super Bowl–winning quarterback.
Ken Stabler
One guided the lost through night so dark and deep,
Escaping chains while others dared to sleep.
The other spoke with fire, demanding respect,
He shares a name with a platform where posts connect.
Two leaders bold, who changed their nation’s way,
Who are these figures we honor today?
Harriet Tubman and Malcom X