Here's the 3rd NFL History Quiz.

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Ok, guys and dolls, here we go again with another NFL history quiz. I've got some goodies for you. Please list you answers in a DU response to this OP and I’ll DU mail you the answers so as to not give them away for later players. Here we go.

1. Who coined the term “Sacking the Quarterback?

2. Name one of Dan Marino’s star receivers when he threw for a record 48 TDs in 1984.

3. Name one of thethe Steelers “Steel Curtain.”

4.With Saquon Barkley reaching 2000 yards rushing yesterday, who was the first running back to reach 2000 yards in a season?

5. Who did the “Mad Stork” play for?

6. Wh0 holds the record for TD passes in a single season.

7. In 1996 the Houston Oilers switched cities and became…?

8. What was “The Greatest Show on Turd?”

9. Who were “The Triplets?”

10. Which running back interrupted Jim Brown’s rushing crown?

[Raven123]

1. 3. Mean Joe Green?

[rurallib]

2. I knew much more about the game in the '50s

so these are educated guesses: now that I look at them it may be guess:
1) Sam Huff

4) Eric Dickerson for LA Rams

7) Tennessee Titans

10) Jim Taylor of Green Bay

[rsdsharp]

3. 1. David "Deacon" Jones

2. Mark Duper

3. Mean Joe Green

4. OJ Simpson

5. Oakland Raiders

6. Peyton Manning

7. Tennessee Titans

8. Turf? St. Louis Rams

9.

10. Jim Taylor 1962.

[calguy]

4. #4 - O.J. Simpson

5. The 'Mad Stork' played for I think the Baltimore Colts before joining the Raiders.
7. The Oilers became the Tennessee Titans
3. Mean Joe Green
2. Mark Duper

Great questions.

[BOSSHOG]

5. #9 WOO PIG SOOIE

Last edited Mon Dec 30, 2024, 04:28 PM - Edit history (2)

Ron Boothead Brewer, Marvin Delph, Sydney Moncrief. University of Arkansas Basketball late 70s.

Not Football but a correct Sports Answer.

13 February 1978, the most awesome Sports Illustrated Cover Ever.

#7 - Tennessee Titans

[Doc_Technical]

6. When the Oilers first moved to Tennessee. they were called "The Tennessee Oilers"

and changed their mascot two years later.

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7. Thanks for the info. I don't remember that. It's news to me.