Trivia Questions and Answers
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You are saying QB's that have started, not starting QB's correct? If so then Errol Morrall is one.
Errol Morral was not the starting QB for the Dolphins (Bob Griese) or Colts (Johnny U) when he won Super Bowls for both teams.
I am saying they have to have started a Championship game for 2 different teams. Earl is not one, as, while he may have started playoff games for both Colts and Dolphins, he only started a Super Bowl game for the Colts ..in SBIII...to be replaced by Johhny U. He did not start a SB for the Dolphins. Bob Griese started all three.
Johnny U did start the game for the Colts that they won over the Cowboys (SB V, maybe?)
But, hint....who started that game for the opponent that Unitas beat?
I am saying they have to have started a Championship game for 2 different teams. Earl is not one, as, while he may have started playoff games for both Colts and Dolphins, he only started a Super Bowl game for the Colts ..in SBII...to be replaced by Johhny U. He did not start a SB for the Dolphins. Bob Griese started all three.
You're right.
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I guess Jim Plunket falls in the Len Dawson category. He won 2 SB’s with the Raiders. 1 in LA and 1 in Oak
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I guess Jim Plunket falls in the Len Dawson category. He won 2 SB’s with the Raiders. 1 in LA and 1 in Oak
I guess Jim Plunket falls in the Len Dawson category. He won 2 SB’s with the Raiders. 1 in LA and 1 in Oak
Right...Same team
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Hint to last answer: Pre Super Bowl era, 2 teams, 2 leagues.
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Norm Van Broklyn
total guess
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Norm Van Broklyn
total guess
It is a very good guess because you know that he won one as a starter for Philly....and that he rotated with Waterfield for he Rams. But he did not start any of the Title games with the Rams.
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Here is today's trivia:
Tom Brady, Cam Newton (apparently) , and Nick Foles and Joe Flacco also, are active QBs who have started in a Championship Game (in their case, a Super Bowl). Each of these QBs are now on to playing with another team, hoping to again reach a championship game perhaps (Super Bowl) as a starter in the Super Bowl game for their new team.
There have been 4 Quarterbacks in history who HAVE started in a Championship game (both in SB and pre-SB era)...win or lose. for two different franchises. (note: Len Dawson started...and won championships for both the Dallas Texans, and the Kansas City Chiefs...but that is considered a single franchise)
Name these 4 Quarterbacks.
Answers:
You all got:
Peyton Manning started for both Colts and Broncos.....won one for each
Kurt Warner.....started for both Rams and Cardinals....won with the Rams, not Cards
Craig Morton......started for both Cowboys and Broncos.....lost with both
And here is the last guy:
Tobin Rote.....started for both Lions and Chargers. Won with both (Lions...over Browns, Chargers AFL title). Only one besides Peyton to win Championship with two teams.
Free to merge.
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Today's question follows a theme of previous questions, and there are a lot of answers, but you all should get a lot of these quickly:
25 Quarterbacks in history have started and won 2 or more championships.
Name as many of these QBs as you can.
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Brady, Unitas, Bradshaw, Montana, Farve, Starr, Graham, Aikman, E. Manning
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Brady, Unitas, Bradshaw, Montana, Farve, Starr, Graham, Aikman, E. Manning
Brady, Unitas, Bradshaw, Montana, Farve, Starr, Graham, Aikman, E. Manning
These are all correct......EXCEPT Favre. Favre only won the one title with the Packers.
Eight down....17 to go.
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Today's question follows a theme of previous questions, and there are a lot of answers, but you all should get a lot of these quickly:
25 Quarterbacks in history have started and won 2 or more championships.
Name as many of these QBs as you can.
Today's question follows a theme of previous questions, and there are a lot of answers, but you all should get a lot of these quickly:
25 Quarterbacks in history have started and won 2 or more championships.
Name as many of these QBs as you can.
I'm not gonna know many old timers, but taking a shot.
- Montana
-Brady
- Bradshaw
- Big Ben
- Staubach
- Elway
- Eli
- Peyton
- Bart Star
- Otto Graham
- Aikman
- Plunket
- Johnny Unitas
Not even close to 25, I FAIL
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P. Manning
P. Manning
Check.
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Today's question follows a theme of previous questions, and there are a lot of answers, but you all should get a lot of these quickly:
25 Quarterbacks in history have started and won 2 or more championships.
Name as many of these QBs as you can.
I'm not gonna know many old timers, but taking a shot.
- Montana
-Brady
- Bradshaw
- Big Ben
- Staubach
- Elway
- Eli
- Peyton
- Bart Star
- Otto Graham
- Aikman
- Plunket
- Johnny Unitas
Not even close to 25, I FAIL
I'm not gonna know many old timers, but taking a shot.
- Montana
-Brady
- Bradshaw
- Big Ben
- Staubach
- Elway
- Eli
- Peyton
- Bart Star
- Otto Graham
- Aikman
- Plunket
- Johnny Unitas
Not even close to 25, I FAIL
Not even close to fail....these are ALL Correct.
Down to 12 left.....but yes, they are all "old timers", All post 1980 have been named. In fact, just one remains from the 70s.
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Bobby Layne, Bob Griese
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Check on both.
Down to 10.
So the rest are all from the 1960s and before?
Bob Waterfield was the starting QB for the 1945 Cleveland Rams, and the 1951 Los Angeles Rams, I think.
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Check on both.
Down to 10.
So the rest are all from the 1960s and before?
Bob Waterfield was the starting QB for the 1945 Cleveland Rams, and the 1951 Los Angeles Rams, I think.
So the rest are all from the 1960s and before?
Yes, that is accurate. And there are 10 names left.
Hint on one: He actually did win a title in the 70s.....the game played in January 1970...from the 1969 season.
Hint on another: Hell, I just named him in yesterday's trivia question.
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I have a feeling Sid Luckman might be on this list too...
Also whoever was the QB for the Eagles on the 1948 and 1949 NFL Championship teams, if the same guy started both title games.
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So the rest are all from the 1960s and before?
Yes, that is accurate. And there are 10 names left.
Hint on one: He actually did win a title in the 70s.....the game played in January 1970...from the 1969 season.
Hint on another: Hell, I just named him in yesterday's trivia question.
Yes, that is accurate. And there are 10 names left.
Hint on one: He actually did win a title in the 70s.....the game played in January 1970...from the 1969 season.
Hint on another: Hell, I just named him in yesterday's trivia question.
Len Dawson? That doesn't make sense...
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