The Big Quiz On NFL - Green Bay Packers?

In the 2011 season, Football Outsiders calculated that the Packers were the best team in the NFL.

In 2011, Aaron Rodgers set the record for the highest passer rating in a season. This means that he had the most efficient performance as a quarterback that year, with a combination of high completion percentage, yards per attempt, touchdown passes, and low interception rate. This record showcases Rodgers' exceptional skill and accuracy in passing the football during that season.

Aaron Rodgers became a spokesman for State Farm in 2011. State Farm is an insurance company, and it is common for companies to hire celebrities or athletes as spokespeople to promote their products or services.

In the 2011 season, The Green Bay Packers were ranked last in yards allowed. This means that they allowed the highest number of yards compared to all the other teams in the league.

In the 2012 divisional playoffs, The Packers lost to the 49ers.

The Kansas City Chiefs were the only team to defeat The Packers in the 2011 regular season. This means that out of all the teams that played against The Packers during that season, the Chiefs were the only team to win a game against them.

The Green Bay Packers did not win any playoff games in the 2011 post season.

In the 2012 post season wild card game, Green Bay played against the Vikings.

In 2011, the Green Bay Packers tied the New Orleans Saints for the best start to a season in NFC history. Both teams had a perfect 13-0 record before suffering their first loss of the season. This accomplishment is significant because it demonstrates the dominance and success of both teams during that particular season.

In the 2011 season, the Packers scored a total of 70 touchdowns.

The correct answer is 51. This means that in The Green Bay Packers' 2011 season, a total of 51 touchdown passes were thrown.

In 2011, the Green Bay Packers defense led the NFL in interceptions. This means that they were able to successfully catch or intercept passes thrown by the opposing team's quarterback. Interceptions are a key defensive statistic as they can lead to turnovers and give the offense an opportunity to score. The fact that the Packers led the NFL in interceptions indicates that their defense was highly skilled at reading the opposing team's plays, positioning themselves well, and making crucial interceptions to disrupt the opponent's offense.

Clay Matthews became a spokesperson for Campbells Chunky Soup in 2013. This means that he endorsed and promoted the product, most likely through advertisements or other marketing efforts. This partnership between Matthews and Campbells Chunky Soup suggests that the company saw value in associating their brand with Matthews, potentially due to his popularity and influence as a professional football player.

The correct answer is Points. This means that the Packers offense scored the fifth highest number of points during the 2012 season. Points are a measure of offensive success and indicate how well a team is able to score and put up numbers on the scoreboard. Scoring a high number of points typically indicates a powerful and effective offense.

In 2012, the Packers defense finished 11th in points allowed. This means that they ranked 11th among all NFL teams in terms of the number of points they allowed their opponents to score throughout the season. The lower the ranking, the better the defense performed in preventing their opponents from scoring.