NFL - Minnesota Vikings Trivia

Chris Kluwe is the correct answer because he had the longest punt of 62 yards in 2005 for the Minnesota Vikings.

The correct answer is 32.70%. This means that during the 2005 season, the Minnesota Vikings converted 32.70% of their third-down attempts into first downs. This indicates that they were not very successful in converting on third downs and likely struggled to sustain drives and keep possession of the ball.

Antonie Winfield led the Minnesota Vikings in tackles in 2005.

During the 2005 season, the Minnesota Vikings quarterback was sacked a total of 54 times. This indicates that the opposing teams' defense was able to tackle the Vikings' quarterback behind the line of scrimmage on 54 separate occasions throughout the season. This high number of sacks suggests that the Vikings' offensive line may have struggled to protect their quarterback, leading to a significant number of sacks.

Tomur Barnes did not play for the NFL's Minnesota team. This can be inferred from the fact that the question asks for the athlete who did not play for the team, and the other three options (Keith Henderson, Bucky Scribner, and Patrick Scott) are not mentioned as not playing for the team. Therefore, the correct answer is Tomur Barnes.

Randall McDaniel was the only Minnesota Viking to be named to the All-Pro Team in 1991. This means that out of the four given options, McDaniel was the only player from the Minnesota Vikings who received this recognition in that specific year.

Richard Angulo had the fewest receiving yards for the Minnesota Vikings in 2005. This is determined by comparing the receiving yards of all the players listed. Since the question asks for the player with the fewest receiving yards, Richard Angulo is the correct answer.

Paul Krause led the Minnesota Vikings in interceptions three times. This indicates that in three separate seasons, Krause had the highest number of interceptions compared to his teammates on the Vikings.

Terry Dillon did not play for the NFL's Minnesota team.

Ber Rose is the correct answer because he was the sports editor for the Minneapolis Tribune and he chose the name "Vikings" for the Minnesota Vikings football team when they were established in 1961.

Carl Eller was named All-Pro every year from 1968 to 1971. This indicates that he consistently performed at a high level and was recognized as one of the top defensive linemen during that time period. His skills and contributions to his team were highly regarded by experts and peers, leading to his selection as an All-Pro each year.

Travis Taylor led the Minnesota Vikings in receiving yards in 2005.

Jim Marshall did not get picked All-Pro any times.

Mike McMahon is the correct answer because he signed with the Minnesota Vikings in 2006 and played his college football at Rutgers.

In 2005, the Minnesota Vikings scored one touchdown on punt returns.