Trivia Questions and Answers
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In the course of Pro football history, there are 8 teams that have LOST 5 or more championship games....be they Super Bowls or NFL or AFL or AAFC title games.
Name these 8 teams.
Answers:
NY Giants 14 title game losses. Pre-SB NFL title games, 1 Super Bowl
Bears 10.......9 pre SB NFL, 1 SB
Washington Redskins ....4 Pre SB NFL.....2 SBs
LA Rams 6 title game losses.....3 Pre SB NFL....3 SBs
Patriots.....5 All SB losses
Broncos.....5 All SB losses
Packers.....5 4 Pre SB NFL......1 Super Bowl
Browns.....5....All Pre SB NFL losses.
Note: Chargers lost 3 AFL title games and 1 SB
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Here is today's Trivia Question:
Since the onset of the Common Draft...i.e. when NFL and AFL combined their drafts in 1966......there have been 10 colleges who have had 3 or more Quarterbacks drafted in the First Round of the draft.
Name those 10 colleges.
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Miami of Florida
Ohio State
Oklahoma
USC
UCLA
Stanford
Washington State
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Miami of Florida
Ohio State
Oklahoma
USC
UCLA
Stanford
Washington State
Miami of Florida
Ohio State
Oklahoma
USC
UCLA
Stanford
Washington State
Check on those highlighted. No on OSU (only Schlichter/Haskins). Miami Fla. is not one of the Ten......but a special case: only 2 QBs in round one of regular draft (Kelly/Testaverde)....but they did have two QBs taken in Round one of Supplemental drafts: Bernie and Steve Walsh. So, no as far as regular draft is concerned.
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Oregon Fouts, Harrington, & Mariota.
Alabama Namath, Todd, & Stabler
Check on Oregon....they have actually had 4....but FYI, Fouts was not one of them....while he has been the best Oregon QB, he was only a 3rd round pick. No on Alabama (only Todd.....Namath was pre-Common draft era....Stabler was a Round 2 pick....and FYI...Bart Starr, Alabama HOF...5 championships? #200....17th round in his day)
4 more schools.
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Notre Dame of course
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BYU?
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Notre Dame of course
Notre Dame of course
NO....only 2: Rick Mirer and Brady Quinn. (Montana: 3rd rounder)
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BYU?
BYU?
NO....only 2: Marc Wilson and Jim McMahon....though, it is like Miami Fla. Steve Young was a supplemental draft pick.
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Notre Dame of course
NO....only 2: Rick Mirer and Brady Quinn. (Montana: 3rd rounder)
NO....only 2: Rick Mirer and Brady Quinn. (Montana: 3rd rounder)
Ouch!!! Surprising.
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The University of California had a bunch.
Aaron Rodgers, Jared Goff, Steve Bartkowski, Craig Morton and who could forget our favorite Santa Claus - Kyle Boller? I think they had 1 more - Rich Campbell but you might want to double-check my memory of the last name.
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The University of California had a bunch.
Aaron Rodgers, Jared Goff, Steve Bartkowski, Craig Morton and who could forget our favorite Santa Claus - Kyle Boller? I think they had 1 more - Rich Campbell but you might want to double-check my memory of the last name.
The University of California had a bunch.
Aaron Rodgers, Jared Goff, Steve Bartkowski, Craig Morton and who could forget our favorite Santa Claus - Kyle Boller? I think they had 1 more - Rich Campbell but you might want to double-check my memory of the last name.
Check....and you got the names....though Morton was Pre-Common draft.....taken in last year before draft merger, 1965. (he was pick 5 in NFL draft, pick 75 in AFL draft
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Off the top of my head Florida had Rex Grossman and Tim Tebow in round 1. Back in BC (Before Cellphones) Steve Spurrier was drafted in round 1 as well - so let's add Florida to your list
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No. Lucas not 1st round.
Gips, Penn State's Richie Lucas was a 4th pick overall in 1960 by the Washington Redskins but your directions said after 1966 so I'm wrong.
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Purdue
Mike
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No. Lucas not 1st round.
Gips, Penn State's Richie Lucas was a 4th pick overall in 1960 by the Washington Redskins but your directions said after 1966 so I'm wrong.
Gips, Penn State's Richie Lucas was a 4th pick overall in 1960 by the Washington Redskins but your directions said after 1966 so I'm wrong.
Right I was just going by since the common draft. In the days of both an AFL and NFL draft a guy like that could have gone #4 in one draft, and not until the 4th round in another. See Morton: #5 overall in 1965....in NFL draft, but not until round 10 in AFL draft.
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