Trivia Questions and Answers
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The Catch #2 on the list. Check.
The Immaculate Reception didn't quite make the cut, it was like #12 or 14....still good guess.
Wow the catch #2 some real Montana love.
Speaking of which how about the CINCI/SF SB 16 game where during the final drive in the huddle Montana said to his teammates "look there's John Candy".......true story.
.......* Well the John Candy bowl didn't make the top 100 but SF was in 12 many because of Joe Cool Montana.
Wow the catch #2 some real Montana love.
Speaking of which how about the CINCI/SF SB 16 game where during the final drive in the huddle he said to his teammates "look there's John Candy".......true story.
Ranked #19
The Rams/Titans Super Bowl is #16
Immaculate Reception is #13
https://www.pro-football-reference.com/boxscores/nfl-top-100-games.htm
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Wow the catch #2 some real Montana love.
Speaking of which how about the CINCI/SF SB 16 game where during the final drive in the huddle he said to his teammates "look there's John Candy".......true story.
Ranked #19
The Rams/Titans Super Bowl is #16
Immaculate Reception is #13
https://www.pro-football-reference.com/boxscores/nfl-top-100-games.htm
Ranked #19
The Rams/Titans Super Bowl is #16
Immaculate Reception is #13
https://www.pro-football-reference.com/boxscores/nfl-top-100-games.htm
The CLE BROWNS mentioned in games #11, 22 (both vs DEN), 71, 80, 96 but only two as the winning team #32 and#80 Bernie Kosar's
32 December 24, 1950 CLE RAM 1950 NFL Championship Browns win championship in first NFL season 80 January 3, 1987 CLE NYJ 1986 AFC Divisional Marathon by the Lake Still though an interesting question, a nice little history of the NFL !
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Ranked #19
The Rams/Titans Super Bowl is #16
Immaculate Reception is #13
https://www.pro-football-reference.com/boxscores/nfl-top-100-games.htm
The CLE BROWNS mentioned in games #11, 22 (both vs DEN), 71, 80, 96 but only two as the winning team #32 and#80 Bernie Kosar's
32 December 24, 1950 CLE RAM 1950 NFL Championship Browns win championship in first NFL season 80 January 3, 1987 CLE NYJ 1986 AFC Divisional Marathon by the Lake Still though an interesting question, a nice little history of the NFL !
The CLE BROWNS mentioned in games #11, 22 (both vs DEN), 71, 80, 96 but only one as the winning team #80 Bernie Kosar's
80 January 3, 1987 CLE NYJ 1986 AFC Divisional Marathon by the Lake Still though an interesting question, a nice little history of the NFL !
I just posted that information above. Including #32....1950 title game which they also won. Didn't you see it?
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The CLE BROWNS mentioned in games #11, 22 (both vs DEN), 71, 80, 96 but only one as the winning team #80 Bernie Kosar's
80 January 3, 1987 CLE NYJ 1986 AFC Divisional Marathon by the Lake Still though an interesting question, a nice little history of the NFL !
I just posted that information above. Including #32....1950 title game which they also won. Didn't you see it?
I just posted that information above. Including #32....1950 title game which they also won. Didn't you see it?
Wow I missed that important game..... but I was only 3 months old at the time.
32 December 24, 1950 CLE RAM 1950 NFL Championship Browns win championship in first NFL season But no YouTube link like Kosar's signature win as a Cleveland Brown.
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Here is today's trivia question:
Below is a lengthy list of cities in the US. Some of them were former homes of an NFL franchise, some were not.
Identify as many of the cities as you can that were NOT and were once the home of an NFL franchise. I will list the cities combined alphabetically:
A:
AkronC. Canton; Columbus;
D. Dayton; Decatur; Davenport; Duluth
E. Eau Claire;
Erie; EvansvilleF. Ft. Wayne
G.
GaryH.
Hamilton; Hammond;Harrisburg;HartfordI.
IrontonK.
Kenosha;KokomoL.
Lexington;LouisvilleM. Madison;
Mansfield; Massillon;Middletown; Milwaukee; MuncieN. Newark NJ;
Newark OHO. Orange NJ; OshKosh
P. Peoria; Portsmouth; Pottsville; Providence
R.
RacineRochester;Rockford;Rock IslandS. Springfield;
SyracuseT. Toledo, Trenton
U.
UticaY.
YoungstownStruck Outmeans answered -
That's way too many to name, I'll go with the most obvious.
- The "Immaculate Reception" Oakland-Pgh game.
- The Bills-Oilers div playoff game of the 90's, where Bill came back from 33 points down.
- The 9rs-Dallas p/o game with the "catch."
- The "Drive" game, Cleveland-Denver.
- The Pgh-Balt AFCC game.
- A few of the Colts-Pats games with Manning and Brady.
- The SB Bills v. Giants.
- The NYG-9ers NFCC game when Montana got knocked out of the game.
- The Dallas-Steelers SBs of the 70's.
- Bears-Fins 1985 MNF game.
- Pats-ATL SB.
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That's way too many to name, I'll go with the most obvious.
- The "Immaculate Reception" Oakland-Pgh game.
- The Bills-Oilers div playoff game of the 90's, where Bill came back from 33 points down.
- The 9rs-Dallas p/o game with the "catch."
- The "Drive" game, Cleveland-Denver.
- The Pgh-Balt AFCC game.
- A few of the Colts-Pats games with Manning and Brady.
- The SB Bills v. Giants.
- The NYG-9ers NFCC game when Montana got knocked out of the game.
- The Dallas-Steelers SBs of the 70's.
- Bears-Fins 1985 MNF game.
- Pats-ATL SB.
That's way too many to name, I'll go with the most obvious.
- The "Immaculate Reception" Oakland-Pgh game.
- The Bills-Oilers div playoff game of the 90's, where Bill came back from 33 points down.
- The 9rs-Dallas p/o game with the "catch."
- The "Drive" game, Cleveland-Denver.
- The Pgh-Balt AFCC game.
- A few of the Colts-Pats games with Manning and Brady.
- The SB Bills v. Giants.
- The NYG-9ers NFCC game when Montana got knocked out of the game.
- The Dallas-Steelers SBs of the 70's.
- Bears-Fins 1985 MNF game.
- Pats-ATL SB.
Well, I had already given the answers, but I appreciate the effort. Highlighted/Bold are ones you got right. (not that any of them are "wrong")
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On the NOT list starting in reverse order:
Youngstown, Utica, Newark OH, Kenosha, Hamilton, Gary, maybe Akron.
On the NOT list starting in reverse order:
Youngstown, Utica, Newark OH, Kenosha, Hamilton, Gary, maybe Akron.
Bold are correct. And how long have you been a patron of this board? Surely you must know that the very first NFL Champions hale from Akron...and yes, Kenosha also had a team.
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Bold are correct. And how long have you been a patron of this board? Surely you must know that the very first NFL Champions hale from Akron...and yes, Kenosha also had a team.
Kenosha? The Fonz at QB?
Middletown Ironton Harrisburg no team.
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Bold are correct. And how long have you been a patron of this board? Surely you must know that the very first NFL Champions hale from Akron...and yes, Kenosha also had a team.
Kenosha? The Fonz at QB?
Middletown Ironton Harrisburg no team.
Kenosha? The Fonz at QB?
Middletown Ironton Harrisburg no team.
These are correct (and the Fonz lived in Milwaukee, not Kenosha)
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Bold are correct. And how long have you been a patron of this board? Surely you must know that the very first NFL Champions hale from Akron...and yes, Kenosha also had a team.
I wasn't sure about Akron kind of a trick answer in the heartland of the NFL..... OHIO.
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In the NOT list how about Racine, Rockford, Mansfield, Lexington, Erie and maybe Syracuse.
Just don't strike me as teams I remember.
In the NOT list how about Racine, Rockford, Mansfield, Lexington, Erie and maybe Syracuse.
Just don't strike me as teams I remember.
Highlighted are correct. Racine and Mansfield did have teams....though the team in Mansfield did not carry the "Mansfield" name...they were called the Oorang Indians, named after a dog kennel.
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Identify as many of the cities as you can that were NOT and were once the home of an NFL franchise. I will list the cities combined alphabetically:
Answers: Bold and highlighted are cities that have NOT had and NFL team. the ones not hightlight DID have an NFL team.
A:
C. Canton; Columbus;
D. Dayton; Decatur; Davenport; Duluth
E. Eau Claire; Erie; Evansville
F. Ft. Wayne
G. Gary
H. Hamilton; Hammond; Harrisburg; Hartford
I. Ironton
K. Kenosha; Kokomo
L. Lexington; Louisville
M. Madison; Massillon Mansfield; Middletown; Milwaukee; Muncie
N. Newark NJ; Newark OH
O. Orange NJ; OshKosh
P. Peoria; Portsmouth; Pottsville; Providence
R.
S. Springfield; Syracuse
T. Toledo, Trenton
U. Utica
Y.
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And Just FYI....teams in the following cities that are no longer NFL towns, DID win Championhips:
Akron
Canton
Providence
an area of Philadelphia called Franklin
and Pottsville claims a title, but the NFL does not recognize it.
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Here is Today's Trivia Question:
The Browns have played 11 different teams twice or more in postseason play in their history, including some teams in the AAFC.
Name these 11 teams.
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Here is Today's Trivia Question:
The Browns have played 11 different teams twice or more in postseason play in their history, including some teams in the AAFC.
Name these 11 teams.
Here is Today's Trivia Question:
The Browns have played 11 different teams twice or more in postseason play in their history, including some teams in the AAFC.
Name these 11 teams.
Baltimore/Indianapolis Colts
Dallas Cowboys
LA Rams
Detroit Lions
Buffalo Bills (AAFC)
Miami Dolphins
Oakland/LA Raiders
Pittsburgh Steelers
Minnesota Vikings
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