Yep, no problem. Just "Vikings" did seem a bit easy. I can't name them all, however, so I'll have to let someone else.

If no one else answers by 3:30 then go ahead and ask yours.

Gary Larson, Carl Eller and Jim Marshall are the others.

I'll let Amnorix's question stand.

I'm guessing its the Patriots, coming from you. But that's just a wild guess and I have no clue about the year.

That, my friend, is why I included the year. :D

I'll wait until 5:00 (East Coast) then give the answer to let the game move on. Probably makes sense to have Milkman can ask the next, as the last person to answer correctly.

1978 New England Patriots, with the great combo at left tackle (Leon Gray) and left guard (John Hannah) had over 3,100 yards rushing. No single runner had over 1,000 yards, and running QB Steve Grogan accounted for nearly 600 yards.

Milkman?

crazy

I haven't seen a question from Milkman and it's 6:30 here in the east, so if you don't mind I've got a question.

What is the only city to win all three; an NFL Super Bowl, a CFL Grey Cup and a USFL Championship? This should be easy, but a hint. They actually won two Super Bowls but with two different teams, so they have four championships total.

Here is a tie in question. Who is the only player to be on both a winning Super Bowl team and Grey Cup team for the same city? Here's a hint, the years were 1995 and 2001.

The answer to your main question is Baltimore, right? That's the only U.S. CFL team I can remember.

That's right. The Baltimore Colts 1971, Baltimore Stars 1985, Baltimore Stallions 1995 and Baltimore Ravens 2001.

For the second question, I guess if you compared the 1995 Stallions and the 2000 Ravens roster you would get the answer. I'll go ahead and make it easy, it's OJ Brigance. He stills works for the Ravens, he was in Player development but a couple of years ago came down with ALS. He's now sort of a mascot for the Ravens or motivational speaker, essentially he's just trying to survive.