MCQ Quiz On Football: Trivia!

In 2008, Josh Scobee had an 80% success rate for making field goals of 50 yards or more for the Jacksonville Jaguars. This means that out of the attempts he made from that distance, he successfully made 80% of them.

Dane Looker had the most completions in 2008 for the St. Louis Rams.

Shaun Suisham made only one field goal over 50 yards for the Washington Redskins in 2008.

Roscoe Parrish was the only Buffalo Bill to return a punt for a touchdown in 2008. This means that out of all the players on the team, Parrish was the only one who successfully returned a punt for a touchdown during that season.

In 2008, Charlie Anderson got the Miami Dolphins' only safety.

Jared Allen had two safeties for the Minnesota Vikings in 2008.

Ryan Longwell's 50+ yard field goal percentage for the Minnesota Vikings in 2008 was 100%. This means that he successfully made all of his field goal attempts from 50 yards or more during that year.

In 2008, the Houston Texans had a winning streak of four games. This means that they won four consecutive games without any losses.

In 2008, Steven Jackson had only one receiving touchdown for the St. Louis Rams.

In 2008, Peyton Manning was sacked 14 times while playing for the Indianapolis Colts.

Jamie Winburn defended the most passes in 2008 for the Denver Broncos.

Quintin Demps scored a touchdown on a kickoff return for the Philadelphia Eagles.

In 2008, Eddie Royal was the only non-quarterback to throw a pass for the Denver Broncos. This means that he was likely a wide receiver or another position player who was given the opportunity to throw the ball during a game. The other options, Brandon Marshall, Andre Hall, and Tatum Bell, were likely quarterbacks or did not have the opportunity to throw a pass during that season.

Brian Moorman was the only non-quarterback to throw a pass for the Buffalo Bills in 2008. This suggests that Moorman, who was the team's punter, was involved in a trick play or a special teams play where he threw a pass. This is not uncommon for punters, as they are often called upon to execute fake punts or throw passes on trick plays. Therefore, Moorman's ability to throw a pass in 2008 sets him apart from the other options listed.

Eric Wright recovered the most fumbles for the Cleveland Browns in 2008.

Walt Harris defended the most passes for the San Francisco 49ers in 2008.

Rex Grossman threw two touchdown passes in 2008 for the Chicago Bears.

Peyton Hillis did not have any fumbles in 2008 for the Denver Broncos.

In 2008, Kevin Boss had the most touchdowns for the New York Giants.

Jason Elam did not miss any extra points for the Arizona Cardinals in 2008.

Kevin Smith had eight rushing touchdowns in 2008 for the Detroit Lions.

In 2008, the Dallas Cowboys had multiple non-quarterbacks who completed a pass, including Terrell Owens, Marion Barber, and Patrick Crayton. However, Jason Witten was the only non-quarterback who completed a pass for the Dallas Cowboys in 2008.

Larry Johnson completed one pass in 2008 for the Kansas City Chiefs.

Leon Washington scored a touchdown on a kickoff return for the New York Jets in 2008.

In 2008, Harry Douglas had a punt return of 61 yards for the Atlanta Falcons. This means that during a game that year, when the opposing team punted the ball to the Falcons, Douglas was able to catch the ball and return it for a total of 61 yards before being tackled or forced out of bounds. This was his longest punt return of the season.

Patrick Ramsey appeared in one game for the Denver Broncos in 2008.

In 2009, the Kansas City Chiefs acquired Matt Cassel and traded Tony Gonzalez. As part of this trade, the Chiefs gave up a Second-Round Draft Choice. This means that they traded away their own second-round pick in the NFL draft to acquire Cassel and Gonzalez. The Chiefs received these players in exchange for their draft pick, which they gave up in the trade.

Terrell Owens was the oldest player on the 2009 training camp opening roster of the Buffalo Bills. This can be inferred from the fact that he is listed as one of the options and the question asks for the oldest player.

In the 2008 regular season, Cleveland's Derek Anderson threw for 1615 yards.

Ryan Fitzpatrick had 1905 passing yards for the 2008 regular season.