Amazing Quiz On Canadian Football League

Michael Bishop signed a four-year contract extension in 2006 with the Toronto Argonauts.

Warren Moon is the correct answer because he won five consecutive Grey Cups with the Edmonton Eskimos. Moon had a successful career in both the CFL and NFL, but his Grey Cup victories with the Eskimos are a notable achievement in his career.

The correct answer is Saskatchewan Roughriders. The Saskatchewan Roughriders' logo once included stalks of wheat growing from a football. This logo design represented the agricultural roots and heritage of the province of Saskatchewan, where the team is based.

The correct answer is "Brothers." Darren Flutie and Doug Flutie are brothers.

Joe Theismann began his pro football career with the Toronto Argonauts.

The Winnipeg Blue Bombers is the correct answer because their team logo features a football and a bolt of lightning. This logo is prominently displayed on their helmets, representing their team identity and symbolizing their strength and speed on the field.

Raghib Ismail returned a kickoff for a touchdown in his first CFL game.

Danny McManus is the correct answer because he threw 29 interceptions in the 2000 season for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.

Ricky Ray had a shoulder injury that affected the Edmonton Eskimos' 2007 Grey Cup run.

Jim Hufnagel is the correct answer because he took over as the head coach of the Calgary Stampeders heading into the 2008 season.

The correct answer is The Argonotes. The Toronto Argonauts' team band is called The Argonotes.

In the 2007 East Division finals, Kevin Glenn broke his arm.

Luca Congi is the correct answer because he made six field goals in a 2007 playoff game.

J.C. Watts is the correct answer because he is the only option listed who was both an Oklahoma Congressman and played seven CFL seasons. Additionally, he was named Grey Cup MVP in his rookie year, which further supports his identification as the correct answer.

Troy Westwood was released in 2008 after a 17-year franchise career with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.

The Edmonton Eskimos' decision to fire Head Coach Don Matthews in 2000 was due to health concerns.

Kerry Joseph took a six-figure pay cut to sign with the Saskatchewan Roughriders in 2007.

The correct answer is "None" because the question is asking about the number of CFL coaching jobs Ken Miller had before the Saskatchewan Roughriders. "None" means that he did not hold any coaching jobs in the CFL before joining the Saskatchewan Roughriders.

In 1990, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers won the Grey Cup.

The Edmonton Eskimos missed the CFL playoffs in the 2006 and 2007 seasons. This means that they did not qualify for the postseason in these two consecutive years.

In 2007, the Saskatchewan Roughriders won their first home playoff game since 1976. This means that prior to 2007, the team had not been successful in winning a playoff game on their home field for over 30 years. The victory in 2007 would have been a significant achievement for the Roughriders and their fans, breaking a long-standing drought and bringing a sense of pride and accomplishment to the team.

Michael Bishop is the correct answer because he led the Toronto Argonauts to an 11-1 record in 2007. This indicates that he was the starting quarterback during that season and played a significant role in the team's success.

In 2005, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers offered a job to Brock Lesnar, a former pro wrestling champion.

In the 2008 CFL Draft, the Hamilton Tiger-Cats selected Dylan Barker with their first pick.

Andre Rison is the correct answer because he is the only Toronto Argonaut player listed who won a Super Bowl in 1996 and a Grey Cup in 2004. Warren Moon, Ricky Williams, and Joe Theismann did not win a Super Bowl or a Grey Cup during those years.

Each team in a CFL game gets one timeout per half. This means that they have the opportunity to stop the clock and strategize or make necessary adjustments once during each half of the game.

In the 2008 CFL Draft, the Calgary Stampeders had two of the top three picks. This means that they had the opportunity to select two highly talented players early on in the draft, giving them a potential advantage over other teams in terms of acquiring top talent for their roster.

The BC Lions took their name from a local landmark, which suggests that the city's CFL franchise is named after a significant feature or symbol in the area.

In 2007, the Toronto Argonauts and Saskatchewan Roughriders played against each other a total of five times.

Coaches and players from the Saskatchewan Roughriders CFL team were fined for an on-field fight that occurred in October 2007.