Quiz On NFL - Buffalo Bills

In 2013, the Bills had a record of 0-2 in overtime games. This means that they did not win any of the two games that went into overtime during that season.

Dan Carpenter is the correct answer because he was the Bills kicker in 2013 and only missed one field goal under 50 yards that season. This suggests that he had a high level of accuracy and consistency in his kicking performance.

Fred Jackson was the only Bills player with more than 2 rushing touchdowns in 2013. This means that out of the given options, he was the only player who scored more than 2 rushing touchdowns during that season.

Brian Moorman rejoined the Bills for the 2013 season.

Nickell Robey was the shortest player on the Bills roster for the 2013 season. This can be inferred from the question which asks for the "rookie" who was the shortest player, and out of the given options, Nickell Robey is the only one who was a rookie in the 2013 season. The other players mentioned may have been on the roster, but they were not rookies in that particular season.

In 2013, the Bills extended their playoff drought to 14 seasons. This means that for 14 consecutive seasons, the Bills did not make it to the playoffs. This indicates a prolonged period of underperformance or lack of success for the team.

Kyle Williams made the Pro Bowl in 2012 as a defensive lineman for the Buffalo Bills.

The Bills beat the Arizona Cardinals in overtime during the 2012 season.

Scott Chandler led the Bills with 655 yards receiving in 2013.

The Bills shut out the Miami Dolphins 19-0 during the 2013 season.

Da'Norris Searcy is the correct answer because he is the only player listed who had both an interception and a fumble return touchdown in 2013. Kiko Alonso, Aaron Williams, and Jairus Byrd may have had interceptions or fumble recoveries, but they did not have both types of touchdowns in that year.

Kevin Kolb spent the entire 2013 season on injured reserve because of a concussion he suffered during the preseason. This injury prevented him from playing in any regular season games that year.

In 2013, Kraig Urbik started 16 games for the Bills at the position of Guard.

In the 2013 season, the Bills defeated the Cincinnati Bengals in overtime. This means that after the regular game time ended in a tie, the Bills were able to secure a victory during the additional period of play.

In 2012, the Bills missed the playoffs after compiling a record of 10-Jun. This means that they won 10 games and lost 6 games during the regular season. The playoffs are typically reserved for teams with the best records, and since the Bills did not have a strong enough record, they were unable to qualify for the postseason.