Quiz For NFL - Oakland Raiders

Warren Sapp was originally penciled in at the tight end position at the University of Miami. This means that when he first joined the team, he was expected to play as a tight end. However, it is important to note that players can sometimes be moved to different positions based on their skills and the team's needs, so Sapp may not have actually played as a tight end during his time at the university.

Three of the Oakland Raiders' 2005 games were decided by three points or fewer.

Bo Jackson ran for 221 yards against Seattle, which broke a Raiders record. This indicates that Jackson had a highly successful game and was able to gain a significant amount of yardage on the ground.

Zach Crockett led the 2002 Raiders in rushing touchdowns.

Warren Sapp did not play as a lineman in high school. This implies that he played as a tight end, punter, and linebacker during his high school career.

Rick Mirer had played for four other NFL teams before signing with the Raiders. However, the question asks for the number of teams he had played for before signing with the Raiders, which means the Raiders should not be included in the count. Therefore, the correct answer is 5.

The Raiders' team record for most wins in a regular season is 13. This means that in one particular season, the Raiders won 13 games, which is the highest number of wins they have achieved in a regular season.

Kerry Collins had 39 yards rushing for the Oakland Raiders in 2005, indicating that he ran for a certain distance during games. However, the question specifically asks about the number of touchdowns he scored. The answer is 1, indicating that he scored only one touchdown despite his 39 yards rushing.

In the last five games of the 2005 season, the Oakland Raiders scored a total of 51 points.

Greg Biekert recovered the "fumble" by Tom Brady in the 2002 divisional playoff game that was later ruled an incomplete pass.

In Art Shell's first five years as coach of the Oakland Raiders, they had only one losing season. This means that in four out of the five years, the team had a winning or at least a .500 record.

Donald Hollas took the majority of the Raiders' snaps in 1998.

Napoleon McCallum missed three NFL seasons to fulfill his Navy commitment. This indicates that he had to take a break from his professional football career for three years in order to fulfill his obligations to the Navy.

In 1990, the Raiders had three Heisman Trophy winners on their roster. This means that there were three players on the team who had previously won the prestigious Heisman Trophy award.

In 2005, the Oakland Raiders quarterback threw 14 interceptions.