Football Quiz: Only For Sports Lovers!

Reggie White ended his career with the Carolina Panthers.

The University of Southern California is the correct answer because the question asks for the other college team that produced five top draft picks alongside the University of Notre Dame. The other options, University of Alabama, University of Michigan, and University of Pittsburgh, are not mentioned in the question and therefore cannot be the correct answer.

Jim Brown attended Syracuse University for college.

Michael Strahan sacked Brett Favre to claim the single-season sack record.

Jeff Feagles held the record in 2006 for the most punts in a football career.

The 1971 AFC Championship Game lasted for 82 minutes and 40 seconds, making it the longest game in NFL history up until 2008.

The correct answer is One. This means that the NFL has only canceled a season entirely once in its history, up until 2012.

The Green Bay Packers were the first NFL team to have their own public Hall of Fame. The Packers established their Hall of Fame in 1967, which was open to the public and showcased the team's rich history and achievements. This initiative by the Packers set a precedent for other NFL teams to follow, and many teams have since established their own Hall of Fame to honor their players, coaches, and significant contributors.

In 2007, the Houston Texan who caught the most touchdown passes from Matt Schaub was Andre Johnson.

In 2007, the St. Louis Rams led the NFL in interceptions thrown. This means that their quarterback threw the most interceptions compared to other NFC teams. The other options, Detroit Lions, Green Bay Packers, and Chicago Bears, did not have as many interceptions thrown as the St. Louis Rams during that season.

The New York Giants had the worst extra-point attempt ratio in the NFL for the 2007 regular season. This means that they had the lowest success rate in converting extra-point attempts compared to the other NFC teams.

In the 2008 regular season, the Chicago Bears were scheduled to play the Indianapolis Colts first.

Fred Weary was placed on season-ending injury reserve by the Houston Texans in August 2008.

In the NFL's 2007 season, the St. Louis Rams had the fewest rushing touchdowns among the given NFC teams.

Mario Williams led the 2007 Houston Texans in sacks.

In 2007, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers were tied for the least intercepted passes thrown among NFC teams. This means that they had a low number of passes intercepted by the opposing team's defense throughout the season. The other teams listed, Seattle Seahawks, Dallas Cowboys, and Washington Redskins, may have had a higher number of intercepted passes compared to the Buccaneers in that year.

Darren Sproles is the correct answer because he scored a punt return touchdown for the San Diego Chargers during the 2007 regular season.

Adimchinobe Echemandu, the Houston Texans 2007 running back, was born in Nigeria. This means that he is of Nigerian nationality and was born in that country.

Jon Kitna threw the most touchdown passes in the 2007 regular season to Shaun McDonald.

Fred Bennett recorded the most interceptions while with the Houston Texans in 2007.

Patrick Ramsey, the backup quarterback for the Denver Broncos in 2007, was born on Valentine's Day. This suggests that his birthday falls on February 14th, which is widely celebrated as a holiday associated with love and affection.

Jerious Norwood had the most all-purpose yards with an NFC team in the 2007 regular season.

In his rookie season in 2007, Dwayne Bowe, who played for the Kansas City Chiefs, scored his first NFL touchdown against the Chicago Bears.

In 2007, Jon Kitna led the NFL in being sacked 51 times. This means that he was tackled by opposing defenders behind the line of scrimmage more times than any other NFC quarterback that year.

LaDainian Tomlinson had six 100+ yard rushing games during the 2007 regular season.

Mason Crosby led the NFL in points scored for the 2007 regular season.

Visanthe Shiancoe is the correct answer because he was a former New York Giant who had his first touchdown catch as a Minnesota Viking in 2007.

Jeff Zgonina is the correct answer because he had the most seasons of NFL experience on the 2007 Houston Texans roster. While the other players listed also had NFL experience, Zgonina had the longest career, having played in the NFL for 17 seasons. This makes him the player with the most seasons of experience among the options provided.

In the 2008 pre-season, Eddie Royal, a rookie wide receiver, showed great potential and performed well enough to be considered for a starting position on the Denver Broncos' team. This suggests that he impressed the coaches and demonstrated the skills and abilities necessary to contribute effectively to the team's offense.

Robert Meachem is the correct answer because he was a first-round pick in 2007 who did not play in any games that year. However, in his first preseason game in 2008, he caught a touchdown pass. This indicates that he made an impact early on in his career despite not playing in the previous season.