Trivia Questions and Answers
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The Lions used to be the Spartans
The Bears used to be the Staleys
The Eagles used to be the Yellowjackets
The Jets used to be the Titans
The Chiefs used to be the Texans
The Football Team used to be the Redskins
Technically, the Eagles and the Yellow Jackets were completely separate franchises. Eagles happened to take over in Philly after YJs went defunct. So that answer is technically wrong. And while the WTFs were the Redskins....before they were the Redskins they had another name.
Plus there is one other you are missing.
Technically, the Eagles and the Yellow Jackets were completely separate franchises. Eagles happened to take over in Philly after YJs went defunct. So that answer is technically wrong. And while the WTFs were the Redskins....before they were the Redskins they had another name.
Plus there is one other you are missing.
Were the Redskins formerly the Braves?
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Technically, the Eagles and the Yellow Jackets were completely separate franchises. Eagles happened to take over in Philly after YJs went defunct. So that answer is technically wrong. And while the WTFs were the Redskins....before they were the Redskins they had another name.
Plus there is one other you are missing.
Were the Redskins formerly the Braves?
Were the Redskins formerly the Braves?
CheckCheck. But still one more
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Vinatieri came from S.D. and is no longer employed in the NFL. But you got kicker right. Keep trying.?
Pete Gogolak....no, he went to Cornell I think. Sean Landeta....but I don't think he is around any more...besides, he was a punter.
Robbie Gould?
Robbie Gould?
Close-played at PennSt since he came from Penn. But he did play soccer & football just like Georgetown, Texas soccer & football player Mason Crosby of the GB Packers after making 1st Team AA as a kicker at Colorado. I saw him kick one night in Georgetown and on about a 40 yd. FG the ball went so far that it left the lights into the darkness out of the back of the open stadium. Never seen anything like it before or since on the HS level. It was one of those plays where you stand up and go, "Holy Shit! Did I just see that??!!"?
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Robbie Gould?
Close-played at PennSt since he came from Penn. But he did play soccer & football just like Georgetown, Texas soccer & football player Mason Crosby of the GB Packers after making 1st Team AA as a kicker at Colorado. I saw him kick one night in Georgetown and on about a 40 yd. FG the ball went so far that it left the lights into the darkness out of the back of the open stadium. Never seen anything like it before or since on the HS level. It was one of those plays where you stand up and go, "Holy Shit! Did I just see that??!!"?
Close-played at PennSt since he came from Penn. But he did play soccer & football just like Georgetown, Texas soccer & football player Mason Crosby of the GB Packers after making 1st Team AA as a kicker at Colorado. I saw him kick one night in Georgetown and on about a 40 yd. FG the ball went so far that it left the lights into the darkness out of the back of the open stadium. Never seen anything like it before or since on the HS level. It was one of those plays where you stand up and go, "Holy Shit! Did I just see that??!!"?
I know Dave Mason and David Crosby
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Were the Redskins formerly the Braves?
CheckCheck. But still one more
CheckCheck. But still one more
Wait, I think I have it...
The Steelers used to be the Pirates
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CheckCheck. But still one more
Wait, I think I have it...
The Steelers used to be the Pirates
Wait, I think I have it...
The Steelers used to be the Pirates
Check.
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Here is today's Trivia Question:
Tomorrow we play the Titans......but if you recall, the Titans used to be known as The Oilers.
I count at least 6 other current NFL teams that at one point were known by another "nickname". Name as many of these as you can.
Answers: all given:
Chiefs fka Dallas Texans
Bears were Staleys for like 2 years
Lions were Spartans in Portsmouth
Steelers began as Pirates
Jets began as Titans
WTFs began as Braves in Boston, then became Redskins. ...only current team that I am aware of that has been through 3 names
Then there are the Tennessee Titans that were the Houston Oilers (they did remain the Oilers for like 2 years after moving.)
Who here thinks that the current team in Houston should go back to being known as the Oilers? Before the Texans were created, the city of Houston did go to Bud Adams...owner of the Titans, and ask if they could have the name Oilers. Either he flat out refused, or that old greedy fucking asshole wanted like 25 million for the name.
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Well, in researching....it seems that the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. Bud Adams daughter, Amy Adams Strunk, is apparently as big of a Khunt about the Oilers name as her old greedy bastard piece of shit of a dad was:
It won’t happen. Amy Adams Strunk—daughter of Bud Adams, the man who founded the Oilers in 1960 and moved them to Nashville in 1997—told Titans beat reporter Paul Kuharsky that the prospect of the Texans playing in Oilers uniforms wasn’t even up for discussion. “Very interesting, except the Oilers don’t have anything to do with the Texans,” she said. “So that’s a hard no.”
Strunk’s statement is correct from a legal perspective. The Texans and Titans are distinct businesses, each controlling their own intellectual property and trademarks. But what she said is also absurd. Of course the Oilers have something to do with the Texans—they’re both NFL franchises that have called the same city home. The people of Houston celebrated triumphs and mourned failures with each, investing emotionally and buying heaps of team logo-emblazoned merchandise along the way.
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While today is Pearl Harbor Day.... this trivia question has absolutely nothing to do with that:
The Browns are on the cusp of making the playoffs.
Name all the current NFL teams that the Browns have NOT met in postseason play in their history. There are quite a few.
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Next year will be the 80th Anniversary of attack on Pearl Harbor.
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Next year will be the 80th Anniversary of attack on Pearl Harbor.
Next year will be the 80th Anniversary of attack on Pearl Harbor.
The Browns have never played "Japan" in the playoffs. ....but they aren't really a current NFL team, are they?
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Next year will be the 80th Anniversary of attack on Pearl Harbor.
The Browns have never played "Japan" in the playoffs. ....but they aren't really a current NFL team, are they?
The Browns have never played "Japan" in the playoffs. ....but they aren't really a current NFL team, are they?
Well when you have no idea to the answer on the playoff teams, you just go with the history you do know.?
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Most of the NFC teams would be on the list.
Giants
Eagles
Falcons
Panthers
Saints
Cowbows
Cardinals
49ers
Chargers
Vikings
I am pretty sure they played Lions and Bears
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Most of the NFC teams would be on the list.
Giants
Eagles
Falcons
Panthers
Saints
Cowbows
Cardinals
49ers
Chargers
Vikings
I am pretty sure they played Lions and Bears
Most of the NFC teams would be on the list.
Giants
Eagles
Falcons
Panthers
Saints
Cowbows
Cardinals
49ers
Chargers
Vikings
I am pretty sure they played Lions and Bears
You might want to rethink this.
The Browns didn't start playing in the AFC until 1970.
So from 1950-1969 they were playing teams that make up the current NFC, with the exception of the Steelers and Colts.
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Was it over when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor?
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Most of the NFC teams would be on the list.
Giants
Eagles
Falcons
Panthers
Saints
Cowbows
Cardinals
49ers
Chargers
Vikings
I am pretty sure they played Lions and Bears
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Most of the NFC teams would be on the list.
Giants
Eagles
Falcons
Panthers
Saints
Cowbows
Cardinals
49ers
Chargers
Vikings
I am pretty sure they played Lions and Bears
You might want to rethink this.
The Browns didn't start playing in the AFC until 1970.
So from 1950-1969 they were playing teams that make up the current NFC, with the exception of the Steelers and Colts.
You might want to rethink this.
The Browns didn't start playing in the AFC until 1970.
So from 1950-1969 they were playing teams that make up the current NFC, with the exception of the Steelers and Colts.
They actually played the Cowboys like 3 times in the 60s.
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Gee, I may have discovered a new emoji to use when you all get a right answer, albeit that it is a bit annoying.
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Didn't think this would be so hard. Answers tomorrow.
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Answers:
The Browns are on the cusp of making the playoffs.
Name all the current NFL teams that the Browns have NOT met in postseason play in their history. There are quite a few.
Seahawks
Cardinals
Chargers
Texans
Chiefs
Saints
Bears
Bengals
Falcons
Jaguars
Buccaneers
Panthers
Ravens
Washington (Redskins)
Eagles
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