Football Trivia: The Ultimate Quiz!

The Miami Dolphins had a record of 49-32-1 against the Buffalo Bills from 1966-2004. This means that the Dolphins won 49 games, lost 32 games, and tied 1 game against the Bills during that time period.

Tom Brady is the correct answer because he led the league in passing yards for the 2005 NFL season. This means that he threw for more yards than any other quarterback during that season.

Jay Berwanger was the first player to be drafted into the NFL. He was selected by the Philadelphia Eagles in the inaugural NFL Draft in 1936. Berwanger, a standout college football player at the University of Chicago, was a versatile athlete known for his speed, agility, and football intelligence. Despite being drafted, Berwanger never played in the NFL, as he chose not to sign with the Eagles and pursued a career in business instead. Nevertheless, his selection in the first-ever NFL Draft solidified his place in football history.

Willie "Flipper" Anderson set the single-game receiving yardage record with 336 yards in 1989.

Don Shula had a successful coaching career with the Miami Dolphins, leading them to many winning seasons. Out of his 26 seasons with the team, only two were losing seasons. This means that the team had a winning record in the majority of Shula's tenure as head coach.

The 1985 Denver Broncos won 11 games in the regular season without making the playoffs. This means that despite their successful record, they did not qualify for the postseason. The question is asking for the team that fits this criteria, and the Denver Broncos in 1985 are the correct answer.

The Cleveland Browns were the only team to beat the Baltimore Colts during the 1968 regular season. This means that out of all the teams that faced the Colts that season, only the Browns managed to defeat them.

Marquise Hill is the correct answer to this question. He was a defensive end for the New England Patriots who tragically died in a boating accident on May 27, 2007.

After being released by the Carolina Panthers, Keyshawn Johnson transitioned into a career as an ESPN Analyst. This role allowed him to utilize his extensive knowledge and experience in football to provide expert analysis and commentary on various sports programs. As an ESPN Analyst, Johnson would have been responsible for discussing and dissecting games, players, and strategies, offering insights and opinions to viewers. This career move was a logical step for Johnson, as it allowed him to stay involved in the world of football and share his expertise with a wide audience.

In 1965, the Green Bay Packers defeated the Baltimore Colts in a sudden-death playoff game. This means that the Packers scored a winning point during overtime, securing their victory over the Colts. The other options, Denver Broncos, Chicago Cardinals, and Cleveland Browns, did not defeat the Baltimore Colts in a sudden-death playoff game in 1965.

In the 2006 season, Damien Woody suffered a foot injury that caused him to be unable to play in a significant number of games for the Detroit Lions. The correct answer is Eleven, indicating that he was sidelined for a total of eleven games due to his foot injury.

Chris Kluwe is the correct answer because he is an NFC punter who threw his first NFL pass during the 2007 season. The other options, Nick Harris, Dustin Colquitt, and Andy Lee, may also be NFC punters, but there is no information provided to suggest that they threw their first NFL passes in the 2007 season.

Eric Weddle recorded his first NFL sack in the 2007 season with the San Diego Chargers.

Scott Mruczkowski, the 2007 San Diego Chargers center, attended Bowling Green College.

Matt Prater made his first career NFL field goal during 2007 for the Atlanta Falcons.

In the 2008 regular season, the Houston Texans were scheduled to play the Pittsburgh Steelers on opening day.

Richard Bartel was an undrafted quarterback who was attempting to make the Dallas Cowboys' roster during the 2008 pre-season. The question is asking for the name of the undrafted quarterback, and Richard Bartel is the correct answer.

Dustin Colquitt is the correct answer because he was the NFC player who kicked the longest punt of the 2007 regular season.

In 2007, Brian Griese threw the most touchdown passes to Muhsin Muhammad.

The 2007 Houston Texans held the Kansas City Chiefs to less than 10 points.

Sam Hurd is the correct answer because he scored his first NFL touchdown in the 2007 season.

In the 2007 season, the Denver Broncos had four different players who kicked punts.

The correct answer is Two Games. This means that during the 2007 season, the Denver Broncos had a winning streak that lasted for two consecutive games.

The Seattle Seahawks returned the most punts in the 2007 season.

In one 2007 game, the Denver Broncos combined with the Chicago Bears to score a total of 71 points.

Brandon Middleton is the correct answer because he is a former University of Houston player who scored his first NFL touchdown in 2007 with the Detroit Lions.

Charlie Whitehurst was the first San Diego Chargers quarterback to reach 100 yards passing in the 2008 pre-season. This means that he was the first quarterback on the team to complete enough passes to accumulate 100 yards in total. It indicates that he had a strong performance during the pre-season games, showcasing his ability to effectively move the ball through the air.

The correct answer is New Orleans Saints. In the 2007 regular season, out of all the teams in the NFC, the New Orleans Saints achieved the most first downs.

Kimo Von Oelhoffen is the correct answer because he was a Hawaiian veteran defensive tackle who was released by the Philadelphia Eagles before the 2008 season.

Elvis Dumervil is the correct answer because he led the 2007 Denver Broncos in sacks.