American Football Running Back Team Quiz

Nick Foles was drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles in the third round of the 2012 NFL Draft. During his rookie season, Foles played in several games, including six starts, showcasing his potential as an NFL quarterback. His time with the Eagles in 2012 laid the foundation for his future success with the team, including leading them to a Super Bowl victory in 2017.

Randy Moss played the majority of his career with the Minnesota Vikings. He was drafted by the Vikings in 1998 and quickly became one of the most dynamic wide receivers in the NFL, known for his incredible speed and ability to catch deep passes. Moss spent seven seasons with the Vikings before moving on to other teams, including the New England Patriots, where he set the single-season touchdown reception record.

Marshawn Lynch started the 2010 season with the Buffalo Bills but was traded to the Seattle Seahawks in October of that year. His move to Seattle marked the beginning of a highly successful period in his career, highlighted by his powerful running style and the iconic "Beast Quake" run during the 2011 playoffs, which became a defining moment in his career and Seahawks history.

Peyton Manning finished his career with the Denver Broncos. He played his final season in 2015, leading the Broncos to a Super Bowl 50 victory. Manning, one of the greatest quarterbacks in NFL history, began his career with the Indianapolis Colts, where he won his first Super Bowl. His tenure with the Broncos added another championship to his legacy before he retired.

True. Emmitt Smith, the NFL's all-time leading rusher, played his final two seasons with the Arizona Cardinals after an illustrious career with the Dallas Cowboys. During his time with the Cowboys, Smith won three Super Bowls and became the all-time leading rusher, a record he continued to add to while with the Cardinals before retiring in 2004.

Terrell Owens played his last NFL season with the Cincinnati Bengals in 2010. Owens, a prolific wide receiver known for his athleticism and controversial personality, had an illustrious career with multiple teams. His time with the Bengals was marked by productive performances, but it also marked the end of his NFL playing days.

Justin Forsett's standout season came in 2014 with the Baltimore Ravens, when he was chosen as a Pro Bowl alternate. He achieved career highs that year, with 235 carries, 1,266 rushing yards, and 8 touchdowns.

Chris Ivory entered the league as an undrafted free agent with the New Orleans Saints in 2010. Before joining the NFL, Ivory played college football at Tiffin University and Washington State University. His professional career began with the Saints, where he made an immediate impact as a powerful running back.

In 2005, Deion Sanders played for the Baltimore Ravens. Sanders, known for his exceptional skills as a cornerback and return specialist, came out of retirement to join the Ravens in 2004 and played with them through the 2005 season before retiring again.

In the middle of the 2004 season, Jerry Rice was traded to the Seattle Seahawks but was released by the team at the season's end. The following year, after an unsuccessful bid to become a starting receiver for the Denver Broncos, he signed a ceremonial one-day contract with the San Francisco 49ers and retired as a 49er.