More Playoff Trivia
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You can strike Kansas City from the number 12 question 12. As they will be hosting the AFC championship game next Sunday. The first time since the 1970 merger
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Second chance saloon. These still apply to this week:
Here is more Playoff trivia. See what you can do:
1. A. Name the 2 teams...besides the Jets who have won the ONLY single one Super Bowl that they have played in.
B. Name the 3 teams that have lost the only single one Super Bowl they have played in.
2. Based on the 8 teams that are still in the playoffs as of now.....What Super Bowl rematches are possible? We already got Pats/Rams (still possible) Pats/Eagles (out), Saints/Colts (out). There was one more...but that is now out of the picture....so I will give it to you: it was the Colts/Cowboys (1971).
6. A. Which team has won the most NFC Championship games?
8. Name the two teams that played in the 1991 NFC Championship game, yet neither team has returned to play in the game since. We already got the Lions...who was the other?
9. What stadium hosted THE very first official NFL postseason game in history?
10. What do these teams represent: The Akron Pros, The Frankford Yellow Jackets, The Providence Steam Roller, the Canton/Cleveland Bulldogs?
11. How many times has each current AFCN city hosted the AFC Conference Championship game since 1970?
Baltimore: Hint: while this is not a trick question...the answer will seem like it may be.
Cincy:
Cleveland: already got: 1 time
Pittsburgh:
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6a Dallas ?
8 Ahhhhh I remember now ....Redskins thumped Lions something like 45 -14
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Here is more Playoff trivia. See what you can do:
1. A. Name the 2 teams...besides the Jets who have won the ONLY single one Super Bowl that they have played in.
Chiefs and Saints
B. Name the 3 teams that have lost the only single one Super Bowl they have played in.
Panthers, Titans, Chargers
2. Based on the 8 teams that are still in the playoffs as of now.....What Super Bowl rematches are possible? We already got Pats/Rams (still possible) Pats/Eagles (out), Saints/Colts (out). There was one more...but that is now out of the picture....so I will give it to you: it was the Colts/Cowboys (1971).
6. A. Which team has won the most NFC Championship games?
Cowboys
8. Name the two teams that played in the 1991 NFC Championship game, yet neither team has returned to play in the game since. We already got the Lions...who was the other?
Skins
9. What stadium hosted THE very first official NFL postseason game in history?
The one in Canton
10. What do these teams represent: The Akron Pros, The Frankford Yellow Jackets, The Providence Steam Roller, the Canton/Cleveland Bulldogs?
First four Champions?
11. How many times has each current AFCN city hosted the AFC Conference Championship game since 1970?
Baltimore: Hint: while this is not a trick question...the answer will seem like it may be.
Colts and Ravens ... 4?
Cincy: 2?
Cleveland: already got: 1 time
Pittsburgh: 7?
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Here is more Playoff trivia. See what you can do:
1. A. Name the 2 teams...besides the Jets who have won the ONLY single one Super Bowl that they have played in.
Chiefs and Saints
B. Name the 3 teams that have lost the only single one Super Bowl they have played in.
Panthers, Titans, Chargers
2. Based on the 8 teams that are still in the playoffs as of now.....What Super Bowl rematches are possible? We already got Pats/Rams (still possible) Pats/Eagles (out), Saints/Colts (out). There was one more...but that is now out of the picture....so I will give it to you: it was the Colts/Cowboys (1971).
6. A. Which team has won the most NFC Championship games?
Cowboys
8. Name the two teams that played in the 1991 NFC Championship game, yet neither team has returned to play in the game since. We already got the Lions...who was the other?
Skins
9. What stadium hosted THE very first official NFL postseason game in history?
The one in Canton
10. What do these teams represent: The Akron Pros, The Frankford Yellow Jackets, The Providence Steam Roller, the Canton/Cleveland Bulldogs?
First four Champions?
11. How many times has each current AFCN city hosted the AFC Conference Championship game since 1970?
Baltimore: Hint: while this is not a trick question...the answer will seem like it may be.
Colts and Ravens ... 4?
Cincy: 2?
Cleveland: already got: 1 time
Pittsburgh: 7?
Zombo said:
Here is more Playoff trivia. See what you can do:
1. A. Name the 2 teams...besides the Jets who have won the ONLY single one Super Bowl that they have played in.
Chiefs and Saints Saints yes....not Chiefs. (Chiefs appeared in 2 SBs: I and IV). Interestingly....these two could appear this year. One more not yet named.
B. Name the 3 teams that have lost the only single one Super Bowl they have played in.
Panthers, Titans, Chargers Check on Titans/Chargers. Panthers have been in 2 SBs . One more.
2. Based on the 8 teams that are still in the playoffs as of now.....What Super Bowl rematches are possible? We already got Pats/Rams (still possible) Pats/Eagles (out), Saints/Colts (out). There was one more...but that is now out of the picture....so I will give it to you: it was the Colts/Cowboys (1971).
6. A. Which team has won the most NFC Championship games?
Cowboys Check
8. Name the two teams that played in the 1991 NFC Championship game, yet neither team has returned to play in the game since. We already got the Lions...who was the other?
Skins Check
9. What stadium hosted THE very first official NFL postseason game in history?
The one in Canton....NO
10. What do these teams represent: The Akron Pros, The Frankford Yellow Jackets, The Providence Steam Roller, the Canton/Cleveland Bulldogs?
First four Champions? No, not first 4. They were all early...but they were not the first 4.
11. How many times has each current AFCN city hosted the AFC Conference Championship game since 1970?
Baltimore: Hint: while this is not a trick question...the answer will seem like it may be.
Colts and Ravens ... 4? NO
Cincy: 2? Check
Cleveland: already got: 1 time
Pittsburgh: 7? NO...
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Hint on #9. This stadium is much better known as a venue in another sport.....and is still being used.
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Hint on #9. This stadium is much better known as a venue in another sport.....and is still being used.
Hint on #9. This stadium is much better known as a venue in another sport.....and is still being used.
Wrigley Field
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Second chance saloon. These still apply to this week:
Here is more Playoff trivia. See what you can do:
1. A. Name the 2 teams...besides the Jets who have won the ONLY single one Super Bowl that they have played in.
B. Name the 3 teams that have lost the only single one Super Bowl they have played in.
2. Based on the 8 teams that are still in the playoffs as of now.....What Super Bowl rematches are possible? We already got Pats/Rams (still possible) Pats/Eagles (out), Saints/Colts (out). There was one more...but that is now out of the picture....so I will give it to you: it was the Colts/Cowboys (1971).
6. A. Which team has won the most NFC Championship games?
8. Name the two teams that played in the 1991 NFC Championship game, yet neither team has returned to play in the game since. We already got the Lions...who was the other?
9. What stadium hosted THE very first official NFL postseason game in history?
10. What do these teams represent: The Akron Pros, The Frankford Yellow Jackets, The Providence Steam Roller, the Canton/Cleveland Bulldogs?
11. How many times has each current AFCN city hosted the AFC Conference Championship game since 1970?
Baltimore: Hint: while this is not a trick question...the answer will seem like it may be.
Cincy:
Cleveland: already got: 1 time
Pittsburgh:
Second chance saloon. These still apply to this week:
Here is more Playoff trivia. See what you can do:
1. A. Name the 2 teams...besides the Jets who have won the ONLY single one Super Bowl that they have played in.
Saints and Bucs
B. Name the 3 teams that have lost the only single one Super Bowl they have played in.
Chargers titans cardinals
2. Based on the 8 teams that are still in the playoffs as of now.....What Super Bowl rematches are possible? We already got Pats/Rams (still possible) Pats/Eagles (out), Saints/Colts (out). There was one more...but that is now out of the picture....so I will give it to you: it was the Colts/Cowboys (1971).
6. A. Which team has won the most NFC Championship games?
Cowboys
8. Name the two teams that played in the 1991 NFC Championship game, yet neither team has returned to play in the game since. We already got the Lions...who was the other?
Redskins beat the Lions
9. What stadium hosted THE very first official NFL postseason game in history?
I'm not sure if you're talking pre super bowl era. I assume you are so I'll go with Chicago Stadium. Moved inside due to weather.
10. What do these teams represent: The Akron Pros, The Frankford Yellow Jackets, The Providence Steam Roller, the Canton/Cleveland Bulldogs?
No clue
11. How many times has each current AFCN city hosted the AFC Conference Championship game since 1970?
Baltimore: Hint: while this is not a trick question...the answer will seem like it may be
1 as the Colts. Ravens have been road team every time they made it
Cincy: 2
Cleveland: already got: 1 time
Pittsburgh: 10 or 11 I'm thinking 11
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Hint on #9. This stadium is much better known as a venue in another sport.....and is still being used.
Wrigley Field
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Check on Wrigley field
did it not get moved inside due to weather? I could have sworn they moved it inside because I remember hearing they had to modify the field. Was only 80 yards long 60 from goal line to goal line. Maybe i dreamed it.
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Check on Wrigley field
did it not get moved inside due to weather? I could have sworn they moved it inside because I remember hearing they had to modify the field. Was only 80 yards long 60 from goal line to goal line. Maybe i dreamed it.
did it not get moved inside due to weather? I could have sworn they moved it inside because I remember hearing they had to modify the field. Was only 80 yards long 60 from goal line to goal line. Maybe i dreamed it.
That was an unofficial game played in 1932. The first official NFL playoff game was a 1933 held in Wrigley Field between the Bears and I believe the Giants
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did it not get moved inside due to weather? I could have sworn they moved it inside because I remember hearing they had to modify the field. Was only 80 yards long 60 from goal line to goal line. Maybe i dreamed it.
That was an unofficial game played in 1932. The first official NFL playoff game was a 1933 held in Wrigley Field between the Bears and I believe the Giants
That was an unofficial game played in 1932. The first official NFL playoff game was a 1933 held in Wrigley Field between the Bears and I believe the Giants Inside that arena
Chicago Stadium, I believe.
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That was an unofficial game played in 1932. The first official NFL playoff game was a 1933 held in Wrigley Field between the Bears and I believe the Giants Inside that arena
Chicago Stadium, I believe.
Chicago Stadium, I believe.
Perhaps....it was an arena in Chicago for that 1932 game....which in reality was just an exhibition game. It did NOT count for the championship. But it did give the league the idea for a championship game, and the next year they did hold an official one in Wrigley.
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Here is more Playoff trivia. See what you can do:
Answers:
1. A. Name the 3 teams who have won the ONLY single one Super Bowl that they have played in.
Saints, Bucs, Jets
B. Name the 3 teams that have lost the only single one Super Bowl they have played in.
Chargers, Titans, Cardinals
2. Based on the 8 teams that are still in the playoffs as of now.....What Super Bowl rematches are possible?
They were: Pats/Rams....the only one still in play. Pats/Eagles, Saints/Colts, Colts/Cowboys.
3. A. Which team has won the most AFC title games? Patriots....10 so far
B. Which team has lost the most AFC title games? Steelers 8
4. What is the only team to lose 3 consecutive AFC title games?
1973/74/75 Oakland Raiders.....one to the Dolphins, two to the Steelers
5. What AFC has made the most consecutive AFC title game appearances? (win or lose)
Patriots 2011 to current.....and Sunday will make 8 in a row.
6. A. Which team has won the most NFC Championship games? Cowboys
B. Which team has lost the most NFC Championship games? 49ers
7. What team has won the most NFC Championship games without losing one? Giants are 5-0 in NFC title games
8. Name the two teams that played in the 1991 NFC Championship game, yet neither team has returned to play in the game since.
Lions and Redskins.....played that game and neither has returned in now about 27-28 years.
9. What stadium hosted THE very first official NFL postseason game in history?
Wrigley Field Chicago...1933
10. What do these teams represent: The Akron Pros, The Frankford Yellow Jackets, The Providence Steam Roller, the Canton/Cleveland Bulldogs?
Defunct teams that have won the NFL Championship. All in the 1920s. Pros won the first ever title. YJs and STs one each. Bulldogs three times. The Steam Roller won the title in 1928 and no other defunct team won the NFL title since. (plus, no AAFC or AFL team has gone defunct either)
11. How many times has each AFCN city hosted the AFC Conference Championship game since 1970?
Baltimore: 1 time.....but it was the Colts, not the Ravens
Cincy: 2 times
Cleveland: 1 time
Pittsburgh: 11 times
12. Since the 1970 merger....
three four current AFC cities have NEVER hosted an AFC championship game. Name those cities.It was Nashville, Houston, New York...and Kansas City (but on Sunday that changes with KCs first ever AFC title game host.
(Note: EVERY current NFC city has hosted an NFC title game)
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Chicago Stadium, I believe.
Perhaps....it was an arena in Chicago for that 1932 game....which in reality was just an exhibition game. It did NOT count for the championship. But it did give the league the idea for a championship game, and the next year they did hold an official one in Wrigley.
Perhaps....it was an arena in Chicago for that 1932 game....which in reality was just an exhibition game. It did NOT count for the championship. But it did give the league the idea for a championship game, and the next year they did hold an official one in Wrigley.
The pro football Hall of fame recognizes it as a game to determine the champion
https://www.profootballhof.com/football-history/decades/1930s/first-playoff-game/
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Perhaps....it was an arena in Chicago for that 1932 game....which in reality was just an exhibition game. It did NOT count for the championship. But it did give the league the idea for a championship game, and the next year they did hold an official one in Wrigley.
The pro football Hall of fame recognizes it as a game to determine the champion
https://www.profootballhof.com/football-history/decades/1930s/first-playoff-game/
The pro football Hall of fame recognizes it as a game to determine the champion
https://www.profootballhof.com/football-history/decades/1930s/first-playoff-game/
Well...I don't know.....but from the same article you linked this was in there:
On July 8, 1933, the NFL was divided into two divisions for the first time and the winners of each division were to play a championship game to determine the league champion. On Dec. 17, 1933, the Bears defeated the New York Giants, 23-21 in the first official NFL championship game.
So...its one of those things. If in fact the 1932 game WAS used to determine the league championship....why then was it not "official"?
It may be like the NFL not recognizing the AAFC, even though they merged with that league. (the reason for that action was simple: Bert Bell who served as both the owners of the Eagles and as NFL Commissioner was jealous and bitter over the fact that the Browns came into the league and wiped the defending NFL champion Eagles asses....and went on to win the title in their first year in the league...and to dominate the league. It is mere pettiness.
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The pro football Hall of fame recognizes it as a game to determine the champion
https://www.profootballhof.com/football-history/decades/1930s/first-playoff-game/
Well...I don't know.....but from the same article you linked this was in there:
On July 8, 1933, the NFL was divided into two divisions for the first time and the winners of each division were to play a championship game to determine the league champion. On Dec. 17, 1933, the Bears defeated the New York Giants, 23-21 in the first official NFL championship game.
So...its one of those things. If in fact the 1932 game WAS used to determine the league championship....why then was it not "official"?
It may be like the NFL not recognizing the AAFC, even though they merged with that league. (the reason for that action was simple: Bert Bell who served as both the owners of the Eagles and as NFL Commissioner was jealous and bitter over the fact that the Browns came into the league and wiped the defending NFL champion Eagles asses....and went on to win the title in their first year in the league...and to dominate the league. It is mere pettiness.
Well...I don't know.....but from the same article you linked this was in there:
On July 8, 1933, the NFL was divided into two divisions for the first time and the winners of each division were to play a championship game to determine the league champion. On Dec. 17, 1933, the Bears defeated the New York Giants, 23-21 in the first official NFL championship game.
So...its one of those things. If in fact the 1932 game WAS used to determine the league championship....why then was it not "official"?
It may be like the NFL not recognizing the AAFC, even though they merged with that league. (the reason for that action was simple: Bert Bell who served as both the owners of the Eagles and as NFL Commissioner was jealous and bitter over the fact that the Browns came into the league and wiped the defending NFL champion Eagles asses....and went on to win the title in their first year in the league...and to dominate the league. It is mere pettiness.
I think it is just semantics. As in 1932 it was a one game playoff to determine the champion. Then based on the success of that playoff game before the next season they determined there would be a Post season championship game prior to the start of the season.
If portsmouth had won that game in 32 they would have been noted the champs so it had to be for the championship
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