Everything About Football: Quiz!

Darrell Jackson caught the most passes in the 2004 NFL regular season. This can be inferred from the information provided in the question. The other options, Eddie Kennison, Terrell Owens, and Keyshawn Johnson, are not mentioned to have caught more passes than Darrell Jackson. Therefore, Darrell Jackson is the correct answer.

Tony Gonzalez caught the most passes in the 2004 NFL regular season.

Jason Witten caught the most passes in the 2004 NFL regular season.

Shaun Alexander scored more points during the NFL's 2004 regular season compared to Sebastian Janikowski, Steve Christie, and Phil Dawson.

Jeff Reed had more total points scored during the 2004 regular season compared to Phil Dawson, Priest Holmes, and Mike Vanderjagt.

Josh Scobee scored more points during the NFL's 2004 regular season.

Jason Hanson scored the most points during the NFL's 2004 regular season.

Phil Dawson had more total points scored in the 2004 regular season compared to the other NFL players listed.

Neil Rackers had more total points scored during the 2004 regular season compared to the other NFL stars mentioned.

In 2004, Reuben Droughns was the leading rusher for the Denver Broncos.

During the 2004 season, Erik Coleman played in the secondary for the Jets.

In 2004, Aaron Glenn intercepted 5 passes for the Texans.

During the 2004 season, Deltha O'Neal played in the secondary for the Cincinnati Bengals.

Chris Gamble intercepted 6 passes for the Panthers in 2004.

Aaron Smith had more total tackles in the 2004 regular season compared to Jared Allen, Rod Coleman, and Lance Johnstone.

Charles Grant had the most total tackles in the 2004 regular season.

Kevin Williams had more tackles in 2004 compared to the other NFL defensive stars mentioned.

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Julius Peppers had more total tackles in the 2004 regular season compared to the other defensive stand-outs mentioned.

Terrell Suggs had more total tackles in the 2004 regular season compared to Lance Johnstone, Willie McGinest, and Reggie Hayward.

Bertrand Berry had the most total tackles in the 2004 regular season.

In the October 2005 Vikings/Packers game, the winning field goal was 56 yards long.

The Denver Broncos were a successful team in the 1980s. However, they did not make the playoffs in the 1988 season.

The given answer "45-13" was not a score between the San Francisco 49ers and New York Giants from 1989-90.

In the strike-shortened season of 1982, Freeman McNeil led the NFL in rushing with 786 yards. This means that he gained the most rushing yards among all players during that season.

Art Monk was the first NFL wide receiver to catch more than 100 passes in a single season. Throughout his career, Monk was known for his consistent performance and reliable hands. In 1984, he had a breakout season with the Washington Redskins, catching 106 passes and setting a new NFL record. This accomplishment solidified Monk's status as one of the greatest wide receivers of his time and paved the way for future players to achieve similar milestones.

In 1978, the NFL switched to the modern 16 game schedule. Prior to that, starting from 1961, the NFL had been playing a 14 game schedule. This change allowed for a longer regular season, giving teams more opportunities to compete and fans more games to enjoy.

Renaldo Nehemiah became an NFL wide receiver for the San Francisco 49ers in 1981. This means that he joined the team and played as a wide receiver for them during that year.

Steve Young got his professional football start in the now-defunct USFL playing for the Los Angeles Express.

Bernie Kosar never played in the short-lived United States Football League. Steve Young, Jim Kelly, and Doug Flutie all had stints in the USFL before transitioning to the NFL. However, Kosar did not play in the USFL and went straight to the NFL after his college career.