Championship Game History
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Make your effort on this...as answers will probably come this afternoon. Only two questions answered completely so far.
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Make your effort on this...as answers will probably come this afternoon. Only two questions answered completely so far.
Make your effort on this...as answers will probably come this afternoon. Only two questions answered completely so far.
There's too much writing it makes my brain hurt.
Ok, 9 Rose Bowl......although I changed from Coliseum, soon to be Mexico City?

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Make your effort on this...as answers will probably come this afternoon. Only two questions answered completely so far.
There's too much writing it makes my brain hurt.
Ok, 9 Rose Bowl......although I changed from Coliseum, soon to be Mexico City?

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OK I'm going for the bonus question and the double points:
The Coliseum, Cotton Bowl, Soldier Field and.....uhhh.... Mile High?
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Only the Coliseum is correct. Soldier Field was an excellent guess....and very warm, but not right.
Sounds easy but almost all of the old popular stadiums are gone!
Bonus: Coliseum, ah ha Qualcom, Tulane and SF Keysar? Might not be used but still exist.
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Only the Coliseum is correct. Soldier Field was an excellent guess....and very warm, but not right.
Sounds easy but almost all of the old popular stadiums are gone!
Bonus: Coliseum, ah ha Qualcom, Tulane and SF Keysar? Might not be used but still exist.
Sounds easy but almost all of the old popular stadiums are gone!
Bonus: Coliseum, ah ha Qualcom, Tulane and SF Keysar? Might not be used but still exist.
Kezar stadium, per se, does not really exist. The field is still there...but the stadium....except for a single gateway entrance arch is gone. The field has a track around it, and is probably used for soccer, and with some smaller stands which seem to be about as many seats as a high school stadium.
Original Kezar:

Kezar today:

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The most famous thing that happened at Kezar is this:
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What about Qualcom and Tulane? Oh and did Fred Flintstone have a stadium?
.......edit add, Dirty Harry was amazing, my one gun nut buddy went right out and bought a S&W Model 29, they shot up in price afterward.
What about Qualcom and Tulane? Oh and did Fred Flintstone have a stadium?
.......edit add, Dirty Harry was amazing, my one gun nut buddy went right out and bought a S&W Model 29, they shot up in price afterward.
Those first two were Super Bowl Stadiums....they did not host pre Super Bowl championships. The Chargers played their AFL title games at Balboa Stadium aka Jepsen Park. The Saints never existed before there was a Super Bowl...so they never hosted any title games there between 1933 and 1966.
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Here is a first set of Trivia regarding the NFL etc. Championship games.....including the NFL Championship game marketed as the Super Bowl...but not just that. Have a go:
1. The Patriots vs. Eagles is rematch of the 2004 Super Bowl. This will be the 6th Super Bowl rematch. Name the other 5 "Super Bowl rematches".
2. No team has ever won 3 Super Bowls in a row. The best that has ever been done in that regard is that a couple of teams have won 3 out of 4. Name these teams...including their era.
3. Name those teams that have appeared in 3 straight Super Bowls. Win or lose.
4. How many of the current 32 NFL teams have never won a Super Bowl. A number will suffice, but if you wish to name them you may.
5. Name the only team that ever made the Super Bowl as a member of both the NFL/NFC and the AFL/AFC.
6. What stadium has hosted the most Super Bowls?
7. What team has lost the most Super Bowls?
8. A. What team has won the most Championship games (NFL/AFL/Super Bowls) since the original official NFL Championship game held in 1933?
B. What team has lost the most Championship games in that same period?
9. Since that first 1933 game, which Championship game (NFL/AFL/Super Bowl) had the highest attendance?
10. Since 1933 what team had appeared in the most consecutive Championship games? (NFL/AFL/Super Bowl)
11. What two states are tied for having had their teams win the most Championships, since 1920? (NFL/AAFC/AFL)?
12. A. Which Stadium was the very first official NFL Championship game played in in 1933?
B. In which stadium was the very first Super Bowl played in? See a hint below in the bonus on this:
Bonus: Of all the stadiums in which an NFL or AFL Championship game was held between the onset of Championship games in 1933, and the onset of the Super Bowl in 1966, only 4 of those stadiums are still in existence. (All others have been demolished). Two of those stadiums are also the answers to Q. 12. Name them...and the other two that still exist.
Here is a first set of Trivia regarding the NFL etc. Championship games.....including the NFL Championship game marketed as the Super Bowl...but not just that. Have a go:
Answers:
1. The Patriots vs. Eagles is rematch of the 2004 Super Bowl. This will be the 6th Super Bowl rematch. Name the other 5 "Super Bowl rematches".
Steelers vs. Cowboys 3 times; 49ers vs. Bengals; Bills vs. Cowboys; Giants vs. Patriots; Dolphins vs. Redskins
2. No team has ever won 3 Super Bowls in a row. The best that has ever been done in that regard is that a couple of teams have won 3 out of 4. Name these teams...including their era.
1990s Cowboys won 3 out of 4; as did the 2001-2004 Patriots. Pats could duplicate this if they win next week.
3. Name those teams that have appeared in 3 straight Super Bowls. Win or lose.
1990s Bills 4 times....all losses.
1971/72.73 Dolphins....1 loss, 2 wins.
4. How many of the current 32 NFL teams have never won a Super Bowl. A number will suffice, but if you wish to name them you may.
Thirteen of the 32 have never won: Chargers, Cardinals, Texans, Vikings, Lions, Browns, Bengals, Titans, Falcons, Jaguars, Panthers, Eagles, Bills.... Maybe this can be reduced by one soon....if Iggles win.
5. Name the only team that ever made the Super Bowl as a member of both the NFL/NFC and the AFL/AFC.
Colts. As member of NFL in 1968 they lost SBIII to the Jets. And as member of AFC they won in 2006, lost in 2009. And they achieved the first feat in Baltimore and the other two in Indy.
Browns, Steelers and Seahawks have also been both NFL/C AFL/C members....but Steelers never made SB as a member of the NFL/C...and Browns have not made one...and Seahawks did not make it as an AFC members....though both Browns and Seahawks did play in AFC conf. title games.
6. What stadium has hosted the most Super Bowls?
The New Orleans Superdome has hosted 7. The Stadium in Miami has hosted I think 6....under like 5 different names.
7. What team has lost the most Super Bowls?
The Broncos have lost 5. Bills/Vikings and Pats have lost 4. Pats could tie the Broncos for most losses next week....or they could tie the Steelers for most wins.
8. A. What team has won the most Championship games (NFL/AFL/Super Bowls) since the original official NFL Championship game held in 1933?
The Packers have won 10 Championship Games. (they also won 3 titles before title games were played). The Giants and the Bears are next with 7. Browns have won 8 championship games as AAFC/NFL team.
B. What team has lost the most Championship games in that same period?
The Giants have lost 12 times. 11 were "pre-Super Bowl....and 1 SB.
9. Since that first 1933 game, which Championship game (NFL/AFL/Super Bowl) had the highest attendance?
Super Bowl XIV held after the 1979 season. between the Steelers and Rams in the Rose Bowl. 103,985. This is only 1 of two Super Bowls held in the home region of one of the participants....LA Rams...Pasadena. Another Rose Bowl Super Bowl had about 200 people fewer.
10. Since 1933 what team had appeared in the most consecutive Championship games? (NFL/AFL/Super Bowl)
Just NFL/AFL/Super Bowl....it is still The Cleveland Browns with 6. Including the 4 AAFC title games it was 10 in a row.
11. What two states are tied for having had their teams win the most Championships, since 1920? (NFL/AAFC/AFL)?
Ohio and Wisconsin....13 each. All 13 of Wisconsin's were won by the Packers. All of Ohio's were won by teams from Northeast Ohio....Akron/Canton/Cleveland (Pros, Bulldogs, Rams, Browns)
Teams from Illinois have won 11 (Bears and Cardinals) Teams from Penn. have won 10 (Steelers/Eagles/Yellow Jackets)
12. A. Which Stadium was the very first official NFL Championship game played in in 1933?
Wrigley Field in Chicago.
B. In which stadium was the very first Super Bowl played in? See a hint below in the bonus on this:
The LA Memorial Coliseum.
Bonus: Of all the stadiums in which an NFL or AFL Championship game was held between the onset of Championship games in 1933, and the onset of the Super Bowl in 1966, only 4 of those stadiums are still in existence. (All others have been demolished). Two of those stadiums are also the answers to Q. 12. Name them...and the other two that still exist.
Wrigley Field....now used exclusively by the Cubs. The LA Coliseum....now being reused by the Rams temporarily. Lambeau Field Green Bay....which was built some time in the 50s (but obviously vastly refurbished), and Franklin Field in Philadelphia. One time home of the Eagles...it is now used by the University of Pennsylvania for their games.
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Speaking of Stadiums used in movies: Franklin Field was used in Unbreakable....it is where Bruce Willis's character worked security.
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What about Qualcom and Tulane? Oh and did Fred Flintstone have a stadium?
.......edit add, Dirty Harry was amazing, my one gun nut buddy went right out and bought a S&W Model 29, they shot up in price afterward.
Those first two were Super Bowl Stadiums....they did not host pre Super Bowl championships. The Chargers played their AFL title games at Balboa Stadium aka Jepsen Park. The Saints never existed before there was a Super Bowl...so they never hosted any title games there between 1933 and 1966.
Those first two were Super Bowl Stadiums....they did not host pre Super Bowl championships. The Chargers played their AFL title games at Balboa Stadium aka Jepsen Park. The Saints never existed before there was a Super Bowl...so they never hosted any title games there between 1933 and 1966.
That one was tricky, I thought Soldier not Wrigley, I thought Philadelphia but wasn't sure, Lambeau never crossed my mind.....should have.
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