NFL Trivia.

[Micjones]

The rules are simple.
The first person with the right answer gets to ask the next question.

1. Highest Career Completion Percentage?

(You'll NEVER get this one without looking it up.)

[Saul Good]

Jim Evert?

[BoneKrusher]

Eli Manning?

[Saul Good]

I hope I'm right because I've got a good one.

[Buck]

YA TITTLE

[Micjones]

No to Manning & Jim "Chris" Everett.

[BoneKrusher]

No to Manning & Jim "Chris" Everett.

yeah, i just looked it up. lol

[Buck]

Just looked it up and what?

[BoneKrusher]

Just looked it up and what?

couldnt believe who it was, didnt wanna wreck the thread..

[KC_Lee]

Just looked it up and what?

Same here.

Who would have thunk it?

[Micjones]

Unbelievable huh?

[BoneKrusher]

Same here.

Who would have thunk it?

yeah, never in a million years.

[beach tribe]

Kurt Warner?

[beach tribe]

Looked it up. Dump offs are pretty easy to complete.

[Rain Man]

What's the minimum number of attempts? Otherwise, I'm guessing David Akers.

[Saul Good]

Is it a random QB, or is the answer something interesting because of a tie-in of some sort?

[Saul Good]

Joey Harrington?

[Mama Hip Rockets]

Tim Tebow

[BoneKrusher]

Is it a random QB, or is the answer something interesting because of a tie-in of some sort?

he was drafted in the first round, i think.

yeah he was a first round pick.

[ForeverChiefs58]

Steve Young?

[Rain Man]

I'm not looking it up so I can play the game. And I'm assuming some minimum like 1,000 attempts. Tell me if that's not a good assumption.

Dave Krieg?

[Micjones]

I'm not looking it up so I can play the game. And I'm assuming some minimum like 1,000 attempts. Tell me if that's not a good assumption.

Dave Krieg?

Good Assumption. Wrong answer though.

[Micjones]

No answer by post 30...I'll answer and ask a new question.

[Buck]

He played at some point (at least) within the last 10 years and he made the playoffs a few times.

He's just not very good.

[Saul Good]

Give a hint before you answer.

[Saul Good]

Cade Mcnown

[stonedstooge]

Bulger?

[Mama Hip Rockets]

There is no way anyone will ever get that without cheating.

[The Franchise]

Chad Pennington

[Rain Man]

Active in the last ten years and made the playoffs....

Vince Young?

[Saul Good]

Black or white?

[BoneKrusher]

Black or white?

white

[Chief Roundup]

Rex Grossman???

[Saul Good]

Brian Griese

[Saul Good]

Jake Plummer

[Rain Man]

Presumably it's not Rich Gannon, because that would be a logical guess.

Tim Couch?

[Rain Man]

Give us a hint: how many teams did he play for?

[Chief Roundup]

Brad Johnson???

[Micjones]

Chad Pennington

Correct sir. No way you guessed that though.

New question?

[Saul Good]

Correct sir. No way you guessed that though.

New question?

That wasn't as random as you made it seem.

[The Franchise]

Correct sir. No way you guessed that though.

New question?

I'll let Saul Good ask his question.

[Rain Man]

Randy Moss once said that Pennington was the best quarterback he ever played for. I think that was pre-Brady, but it's still informative.

[Micjones]

I'll let Saul Good ask his question.

Cool. Saul?

[Rain Man]

That wasn't as random as you made it seem.

Agree. I think I would've guessed that eventually. It's not counterintuitive. Counterintuitive would've been something like Michael Vick or Elvis Grbac.

[Saul Good]

Jeff Fisher used to return kicks in the NFL until he broke his leg. Who broke it?

[The Franchise]

Jeff Fisher used to return kicks in the NFL until he broke his leg. Who broke it?

I won't say the answer because I just looked it up....but that's fucking crazy shit.

[Rain Man]

That would've been in the early 80s or so.

Can I ask if it was someone who was a regular starter or a career special teamer?

I'll start out by guessing Bennie Thompson.

[Micjones]

Interesting answer.

[BoneKrusher]

Jeff Fisher used to return kicks in the NFL until he broke his leg. Who broke it?

Steve Atwater?

[Saul Good]

Don't answer if you have to look it up. If people want it given away, they can google it.

The answer is interesting.

[Discuss Thrower]

Interesting answer.

Heh, folks better study up considering wiki is going offline for a day in less than 6 hours.

[Saul Good]

The person is still talked about regularly.

[Micjones]

Heh, folks better study up considering wiki is going offline for a day in less than 6 hours.

Hahaha.

[Rain Man]

I won't say the answer because I just looked it up....but that's ****ing crazy shit.

Based on this, I'm going to guess that it's another current coach in the league. Leslie Frasier? Is he still coaching?

[BoneKrusher]

Don't answer if you have to look it up. If people want it given away, they can google it.

The answer is interesting.

yeah i agree.
i was guessing just guessing?

Atwater is wrong, isn't it?

[Buck]

Herm?

[Micjones]

yeah i agree.
i was guessing just guessing?

Atwater is wrong, isn't it?

Yep.

[Saul Good]

This will wind up on stump the chumps because I know they read CP.

[Saul Good]

Based on this, I'm going to guess that it's another current coach in the league. Leslie Frasier? Is he still coaching?

You are wrong on both accounts but on the right track.

[Pasta Little Brioni]

It is Cowher

[BoneKrusher]

Bill Cowher?

[Rain Man]

Interesting.

[Saul Good]

Yep

[SAUTO]

Cowher.

Didn't even cheat... Well today. Was reading about him a couple of week s ago
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[Micjones]

I believe it's on you PGM.
Your question.

[BossChief]

Herm Edwards

[Pasta Little Brioni]

Alright give me a sec

[Pasta Little Brioni]

What reciever in 1982 won the recieving title (receptions), but had less than 1000 yards?

[Discuss Thrower]

What reciever in 1982 won the recieving title, but had less than 1000 yards?

Art Monk.

[Pasta Little Brioni]

Art Monk.

Nope, I should ammend it to mean receptions, but Monk didn't have the most yards though.

[BoneKrusher]

Steve Largent?

[SAUTO]

Strike year right? Had to be A charger...
Winslow?
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[Pasta Little Brioni]

Nobody has guessed it yet, clue coming soon though

[Chief Roundup]

Chris Collinsworth???

[SAUTO]

Chandler.
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[SAUTO]

Joiner
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[Pasta Little Brioni]

Chandler.
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Good guess. While he(Chandler) led the league in yards, the guy I'm looking for is known for a famous catch.

[BoneKrusher]

Good guess. While he(Chandler) led the league in yards, the guy I'm looking for is known for a famous catch.

Dwight Clark

[Pasta Little Brioni]

Dwight Clark

Yes sir

[BoneKrusher]

Yes sir

cool,
give me a sec.

[SAUTO]

Good guess. While he(Chandler) led the league in yards, the guy I'm looking for is known for a famous catch.

I thought they swept that year, the chargers, one had yards, one had # receptions...
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[BoneKrusher]

What Cowboy's 99-yard run from scrimmage put him in the NFL football record book in 1983?

[Pasta Little Brioni]

I thought they swept that year, the chargers, one had yards, one had # receptions...
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Nope. Winslow was 2nd in catches though.

[Micjones]

What Cowboy's 99-yard run from scrimmage put him in the NFL football record book in 1983?

Tony Dorsett?

[Buck]

What Cowboy's 99-yard run from scrimmage put him in the NFL football record book in 1983?

dorsett

[BoneKrusher]

Tony Dorsett?

yep, i should have thought longer on the question.

[Micjones]

What former NFL Head Coach was drafted by the Packers in 1974, but never played a down due to injury?

[cardken]

Only Four Super Bowl MVP's were former Heisman Trophy winners, Who were they?

[Micjones]

Only Four Super Bowl MVP's were former Heimann Trophy winners, Who were they?

Calm down, cowboy.
You have to answer a question to ask one.

[BoneKrusher]

What former NFL Head Coach was drafted by the Packers in 1974, but never played a down due to injury?

Bill Parcells

[SAUTO]

Only Four Super Bowl MVP's were former Heisman Trophy winners, Who were they?

gotta answer one first...
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[Buck]

Uh, fuck.

Holmgren?

[Buck]

Come on. Hint.

[Buck]

Good job killing your own thread.

[KCrockaholic]

Damn... That is a pretty good one... Could be a trick question. Jim Caldwell? ...He's prob not old enough though...

[SAUTO]

Fucking bounced on his on thread.
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[Buck]

Dave Wannstedt.

I cheated. He's gone.

Next question coming up.

[Buck]

In 2007 during a Week 9 game between the Chargers and Vikings in Minnesota, 2 major NFL single game records were broken.

What were the records and who broke them?

[SAUTO]

Cromartie 108 return is one I think
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[Buck]

Cromartie 108 return is one I think
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I guess one was a single game record, and one was a single play record.

You're close there with that, but it's not exactly right.

[KCrockaholic]

In 2007 during a Week 9 game between the Chargers and Vikings in Minnesota, 2 major NFL single game records were broken.

What were the records and who broke them?

Adrian Peterson set the single game rushing record with 296. Cromartie had a 108 yard missed field goal return.

[SAUTO]

Dammit forgot ap
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[Buck]

Adrian Peterson set the single game rushing record with 296. Cromartie had a 108 yard missed field goal return.

1 of those is right.

[KCrockaholic]

1 of those is right.

Fuck, I'm off by a yard or two on Cro's aren't I?

[SAUTO]

Buck nine.
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[KCrockaholic]

Well if we can make more than 1 guess, I'll try again.

Peterson with 296 yards rushing.

Cromartie with a 109 yard missed field goal return?

[Buck]

Fuck, I'm off by a yard or two on Cro's aren't I?

Yeah you can have it. It was 109.

[BoneKrusher]

i think that one of them is the Most Rushing Yards in a game by AP and the Other was a Kickoff return by Harvin?

[KCrockaholic]

Yeah you can have it. It was 109.

Damn. I remembered his foot on the back line.

Anyways,

What player holds the record for having the best catch to touchdown ratio in the history of the NFL?

[Dr. Gigglepants]

Damn. I remembered his foot on the back line.

Anyways,

What player holds the record for having the best catch to touchdown ratio in the history of the NFL?

Boehrichter ? I'm sure I butchered that

[KCrockaholic]

Boehrichter ? I'm sure I butchered that

Nope. But ya know when I was thinking about this question he was somebody I thought of also.

[Buck]

Damn. I remembered his foot on the back line.

Anyways,

What player holds the record for having the best catch to touchdown ratio in the history of the NFL?

Mike Alstott?

[SAUTO]

Vrabel.
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[KCrockaholic]

Mike Alstott?

No. But this player was white.

[KCrockaholic]

Vrabel.
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Winner. Vrabel was 10 for 10. Plus 2 for 2 in postseason play.

[Dr. Gigglepants]

wayne chrebet

[SAUTO]

Better go again. Im going in to eatdinner.
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[KCrockaholic]

Anybody have a good one that they want to throw out since Jasonsauto is leaving?

[DonTellMeShowMe]

What playoff game produced the five largest one-play swings in win probability during the divisional round?

[KCrockaholic]

What playoff game produced the five largest one-play swings in win probability during the divisional round?

lol. I'll go with 49ers vs Saints 2012?

[DonTellMeShowMe]

lol. I'll go with 49ers vs Saints 2012?

lol couldnt help myself sorry

[crispystl]

What playoff game produced the five largest one-play swings in win probability during the divisional round?

I think you just mind fucked me.

[KCrockaholic]

Saul good. Gimme a min.

[KCrockaholic]

What was Walter Payton's childhood nickname? (You could actually get away with 2 answers on this one)

[cardken]

Sweetness

[KCrockaholic]

Sweetness

No.

[Buck]

How about Sweettooth?

[KCrockaholic]

How about Sweettooth?

lol No.

[cardken]

Spiderman

[KCrockaholic]

Spiderman

That one kind of works. But his real childhood nickname was "Bubba".

[cardken]

Only Four Super Bowl MVP's were former Heimann Trophy winners, Who were they?

[Buck]

Only Four Super Bowl MVP's were former Heimann Trophy winners, Who were they?

Is that where you like, take the virginity from a girl?

[KCrockaholic]

Only Four Super Bowl MVP's were former Heimann Trophy winners, Who were they?

That trophy doesn't exist yet.

[Buck]

-Joe Theismann
-Desmond Howard
-Marcus Allen
-Roger Staubach

?

[BoneKrusher]

-Joe Theismann
-Desmond Howard
-Marcus Allen
-Roger Staubach

?

this looks right to me. :thumb:

[cardken]

-Joe Theismann
-Desmond Howard
-Marcus Allen
-Roger Staubach

?

3 out of 4
Allen/Staubach/Howard, he is the hard one to remember.

[Buck]

Sheeeeeeeit. I guess Theisman didn't win MVP.

Must have been John Riggins.

I have no clue on the 4th.

[KCrockaholic]

Allen. Staubach. Howard. Plunkett?

[cardken]

Plunkett, 4th of 4 and Sorry for the Typo

[KCrockaholic]

Who was the NFL's first "president" of the league?

[BoneKrusher]

Who was the NFL's first "president" of the league?

Pete Roselle?

[KCrockaholic]

Pete Roselle?

No. He was the NFL's commish from 60-89.

[cardken]

this was mentioned in his SportsCentury, a honorary title, Jim Thorpe.

[KCrockaholic]

this was mentioned in his SportsCentury, a honorary title, Jim Thorpe.

Yes. Only 1 year term.

[cardken]

Only two Quarterbacks, prior to 1982 threw for over 4000 yards in a season. Name them.

[cardken]

Ammend 3 QB's one twice overlooked it, Sorry, Ready Set go

[KCrockaholic]

Only two Quarterbacks, prior to 1982 threw for over 4000 yards in a season. Name them.

John Unitas.

Terry Bradshaw?

And... Dan fouts?

[cardken]

John Unitas.

Terry Bradshaw?

Neither one

[RJ]

Unitas and Van Brocklin?

[cardken]

See amendment to this question , there were three.

[SAUTO]

Fouts,
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[cardken]

Unitas and Van Brocklin?

neither one

[cardken]

Fouts,
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Twice 1979/1981
Two others

[Buck]

Fouts in 1979, 1980, and 1981.

[RJ]

How about a hint?

Either of them pre-AFL?

[cardken]

One Afl One NFL

[cardken]

Fouts in 1979, 1980, and 1981.

Thanks buck my souce only sites 79 and 81, good call.

[SAUTO]

Drawing a fucking blank now, just saw this last week
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[BoneKrusher]

See amendment to this question , there were three.

YA Tittle, Unitas, Van Brocklin?

[cardken]

How about a hint?

Either of them pre-AFL?

See my Avatar,

[cardken]

YA Tittle, Unitas, Van Brocklin?

None here listed

[Buck]

Brian Sipe, Fouts, and I have no idea

[Buck]

Brian Sipe, Fouts, and I have no idea

Sipe, Fouts, and Namath

[KCrockaholic]

So Fouts. Namath....And........Dammit.

[cardken]

Brian Sipe, Fouts, and I have no idea

See my avatar for Last Answer, Good Call.

[BoneKrusher]

i'm lost
it's Mark Castles fault.

[Buck]

What was the final score of Dan Marino's last playoff game?

[KCrockaholic]

Nobody should know this unless they're a Dolphin fan.

[Buck]

Yes you should.

[RJ]

Nobody should know this unless they're a Dolphin fan.

I looked it up. Wow. But unless I was a fan of one of the teams I wouldn't ever remember.

[Rain Man]

What was the final score of Dan Marino's last playoff game?
62-7.

[Buck]

I'm in the middle of cooking dinner so I gotta hit the kitchen.

Here is the answer.

Whoever wants the next question can have it.

62-7 Jaguars over the Dolphins

[Rain Man]

I remember marino getting plastered buy somebody. I think it was the jaguars

[ForeverChiefs58]

I didn't answer one, but I got a couple good Chiefs trivia questions.

Who was the first Texan/Chief to throw for over 300 yards in a game?

Which team did the Texans/Chiefs defeat for the franchise's first regular season victory?

[Micjones]

Sorry I flaked fellas. I was leaving work and forgot I was headed to an event.

Let's pick this back up.

[Micjones]

How many playoff appearances did the Chiefs make in the 90's?

[ForeverChiefs58]

How many playoff appearances did the Chiefs make in the 90's?

unlucky number 7?

[Micjones]

unlucky number 7?

Correct sir.

Please proceed with your question.

[ForeverChiefs58]

Correct sir.

Please proceed with your question.

I remember hearing that before and it made me think of how unlucky it was having Elway #7 in our division, and I clearly remember thinking, "Man, when Elway retires, the Chiefs are going to roll the division". LOL


Anyway, here is my question. Two parter, answer one or both for bonus.
These are tough unless you have been depressed enough to remember the franchise with so much promise way back then. Thought for sure they would end up being a dynasty. :banghead:


Who was the first Texan/Chief to throw for over 300 yards in a game?

Which team did the Texans/Chiefs defeat for the franchise's first regular season victory?

[Micjones]

Lenny Dawson?
The Raiders?

[milkman]

Cotton Davidson.

Raiders.

[ForeverChiefs58]

Cotton Davidson.

Raiders.

Ding, Ding, Ding! Very good Milk Man. You know your Chiefs.

[ForeverChiefs58]

Cotton Davidson.

Raiders.

*BTW someone let me know if this is wrong, we later traded Davidson to the Raiders for a 1st rd draft pick that we used to draft I believe Buc Buchanan, and opened the door for Lenny the cool to come to the Chiefs.

[milkman]

*BTW someone let me know if this is wrong, we later traded Davidson to the Raiders for a 1st rd draft pick that we used to draft I believe Buc Buchanan, and opened the door for Lenny the cool to come to the Chiefs.

This is actually before my time, but I'm pretty sure that Hank Stram brought Lenny in to be his new starter, regardless of Davidson.

Davidson was traded for that reason.