Super Bowl Trivia Quiz # 13
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The Big Game - How many of the first 37 (XXXVII) Super Bowls, from 1967 to 2003, were won by the Minnesota Vikings, Detroit Lions, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Arizona Cardinals, Philadelphia Eagles, Cleveland Browns, Cincinnati Bengals, Buffalo Bills, Kansas City Chiefs, New England Patriots, Houston Oilers, San Diego Chargers, Seattle Seahawks, Atlanta Falcons, and New Orleans Saints combined?
The correct answer is '3'
1970: the Chiefs won 23-7 over the Minnesota Vikings in Super Bowl IV.
2002: New England won 20-17 against St. Louis in Super Bowl XXXVI.
2003: Tampa Bay won theirs in Super Bowl XXXVII when they beat Oaklnad 48-21.
2002: New England won 20-17 against St. Louis in Super Bowl XXXVI.
2003: Tampa Bay won theirs in Super Bowl XXXVII when they beat Oaklnad 48-21.
Super Bowl Question 2
Washington Redskins II - Name the only famous Redskin who didn't score a touchdown in the Superbowl.
The correct answer is 'Art Monk'
He played extremely well in four Super Bowls, but never scored a touchdown.
Super Bowl Question 3
The Raider Nation - Who did the Raiders play in Super Bowl II?
The correct answer is 'Packers'
The Packers won the game 33 to 14.
Super Bowl Question 4
1997 NFL - Which player won the Super Bowl XXXII MVP award?
The correct answer is 'Terrell Davis'
Super Bowl Question 5
NFL Players, Teams, and Stats - Adam Vinatieri's 45 yard field goal at the end of regulation, won Super Bowl XXXVI for the Patriots, over the Rams 20-17?
The correct answer is 'False'
Vinatieri's kick was 48 yards to win the game.
Super Bowl Question 6
Tough Super Bowl - Which teams played in the first Super Bowl with an attendance greater than 100,000?
The correct answer is 'Raiders & Vikings'
Super Bowl XI in 1977 was held in the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California. The Raiders crushed the Vikings 32-14 in front of 103,438 fans.
Super Bowl Question 7
Zizzo's Sports - Which NFL team was the first to win five Super Bowls?
The correct answer is 'San Francisco 49ers'
San Francisco won their 5th Super Bowl following the 1994 season defeating the San Diego Chargers. They also won following the 1981, 1984, 1989, and 1990 seasons. The Cowboys won their 5th Super Bowl one year later defeating Pittsburgh following the 1995 season. The Pittsburgh Steelers won their 5th Super Bowl following the 2005 season by defeating the Seattle Seahawks. Detroit hosted San Francisco's first Super Bowl following the 1981 season, and Pittsburgh's fifth Super Bowl victory following the 2005 season.
Super Bowl Question 8
A Look Back at 1986 - Who scored two touchdowns in Chicago's 46-10 victory over New England in the Super Bowl in January?
The correct answer is 'Jim McMahon'
The Bears wrapped up one of the best seasons and postseasons in NFL history by beating New England in Super Bowl XX. Quarterback Jim McMahon scored two touchdowns on short runs. The other Bears touchdowns that day were scored by running back Matt Suhey, defensive back Reggie Phillips (on an interception return), and 300-pound defensive tackle William "the Refrigerator" Perry. Perry had been used as a novelty running back that season. His touchdown perturbed many longtime Bears fans, because it denied running back Walter Payton, near the end of his career, a chance to score in what would be his only Super Bowl.
Super Bowl Question 9
Go Skins! - Which Redskins defender got beaten by Ricky Nattiel for the lone Broncos touchdown in Super Bowl XXII? (He later intercepted John Elway twice in the rout).
The correct answer is 'Barry Wilburn'
Wilburn was beat on Denver's first offensive possesion of the game. Wilburn did have the last laugh as the Redskins won the game 42-10.
Super Bowl Question 10
Super Bowl - What player set a record for Most Passing Yards in a single Super Bowl Game in XXXIV?
The correct answer is 'Kurt Warner'
Actually, Kurt Warner set the number 1 and 2 spots for this record with 414 yards in Super Bowl XXXIV, and 365 yards in Super Bowl XXXVI.