Trivia: Football Quiz! Ultimate MCQ

Bruce Pickens, a first-round draft pick at defensive back in the 1991 NFL College Draft, attended Nebraska.

Davey O'Brien is the correct answer because he was a quarterback from Texas Christian University who won the Heisman Trophy in 1938. He had an outstanding season, leading his team to an undefeated record and throwing for over 1,400 yards and 19 touchdowns. O'Brien's exceptional performance and leadership on the field earned him the prestigious Heisman Trophy, which is awarded annually to the most outstanding college football player in the United States.

The original name of Lambeau Field was City Stadium.

Marv Albert was never a broadcaster on "Monday Night Football". While Fran Tarkenton, O.J. Simpson, and Keith Jackson all had stints as broadcasters on the show, Marv Albert did not.

Jamal Lewis led the NFL in rushing for the 2003 regular season. This can be inferred from the information given in the question.

Dana Hall, a first-round draft pick in the 1992 NFL College Draft, attended Washington.

Darrien Gordon, a first-round draft pick in the 1993 NFL College Draft, attended Stanford.

Nile Kinnick won the Heisman Trophy in 1939.

Ted Marchibroda was the first head coach of the new Baltimore Ravens in 1996. This can be inferred from the fact that he is listed as one of the options for the first head coach of the team.

According to NFL.com, fantasy football began in 1962.

Frank Gifford was voted to the Pro Bowl in both offense and defense. This indicates that he was a versatile player who excelled in multiple positions. It is rare for a player to be recognized for their skills on both sides of the ball, making Gifford's achievement notable.

Frank Ryan and Fran Tarkenton were both second-string quarterbacks in college. This means that they did not start as the first-choice quarterbacks for their respective college teams.

Massillon High School is the correct answer because it is the high school that was produced by Paul Brown and Weeb Eubanks. The question is asking for the high school that these two individuals produced, and Massillon High School fits this description.

Curly Lambeau worked at the Indian Packing Company when he decided to start a football team.

Matt Turk played college football at Wisconsin-Whitewater.

Brett Favre passed for the most touchdowns in the 2003 NFL regular season.

In 1994, two expansion teams were added to the NFL. This means that the league grew by two new teams that year.

In 1997, the 10,000th regular season NFL game was played. This milestone game marked a significant moment in the history of the NFL, highlighting the longevity and popularity of the sport.

George W. Bush was the first United States President to be involved in an NFL regular-season pregame coin toss. This means that he participated in the ceremonial coin toss before the start of an NFL regular-season game. It is worth noting that this event occurred during his presidency, distinguishing him as the first president to engage in this tradition.

In 2003, the Buffalo Bills had the most safeties in the NFL. This means that their defense successfully tackled the opposing team's offense in their own end zone, resulting in two points for the Bills. The other teams listed (Dallas Cowboys, New York Jets, Baltimore Ravens) did not have as many safeties as the Bills during that season.

The Dolphins finished in last place in the NFL's AFC East in the 2004 season.