Quiz For NFL - Washington Redskins

Monte Coleman, a former Washington Redskins player, began a second career as a motivational speaker in 2006.

The Washington Redskins NFL Rookie Symposium lasts for four days. This event is designed to educate and prepare newly drafted players for the challenges they will face in their professional football careers. During these four days, rookies receive guidance on various topics such as financial management, media relations, and player health and safety. The symposium aims to equip rookies with the necessary knowledge and skills to succeed both on and off the field.

The question asks for the total number of yards Brad Johnson passed for in 1999. The correct answer is 4,005.

In 1997, the Redskins won their first game at Jack Kent Cooke Stadium with a 19-13 victory over the Arizona Cardinals.

The B.J. Blanchard Award is given annually to a Washington Redskins player who best helps the media do its job. This award recognizes the player's cooperation and support in providing information and access to the media, allowing them to effectively cover the team and its activities. By assisting the media in their reporting, the player contributes to the overall coverage and promotion of the team.

The correct answer is Jason Campbell because he was a Washington Redskin player in 2007 and his autographed jersey was offered as part of the Premium Season Ticket package.

Ki-Jana Carter took the nickname "Ki-Jana" from a character in the movie "Shaft In Africa."

Matthew Shea, the Redskins assistant coach, formerly worked in the Video department of the Redskins franchise. This suggests that he was involved in tasks related to filming and analyzing game footage, which is crucial for game strategy and player development.

Sammy Baugh held two career records with the Washington Redskins by 2000.

Matterral Richardson is the correct answer because he is the former Razorback who ran an interception return back for a touchdown in the 2008 Hall of Fame game.

On the day of the Pearl Harbor attack, the Washington Redskins were playing against the Philadelphia Eagles.

Durant Brooks, a sixth-round NFL draftee, challenged for the Washington Redskins punting job in the 2008 pre-season.

Mike Pucillo backed up Casey Rabach at center in the Washington Redskins' 2006 season.

In a 1940 playoff game against the Bears, the Washington Redskins were trailing by a score of 14-0 only 55 seconds into the game.

Reed Doughty was one of the 16 finalists for the Draddy Trophy in 2006, also known as the "Academic Heisman." This award recognizes the top football scholar-athlete in the United States. Doughty's nomination for this prestigious award highlights his exceptional academic achievements and his contributions both on and off the field during his rookie year with the Redskins.