Super Bowl Trivia Quiz # 2

Lester Hayes was probably best known for prowling the Raiders' defensive backfield with his arms and legs covered with yellow stickum, the better to help intercept balls thrown his way. Chicago's Fencik won one Super Bowl and was in the 1980 and 1981 Pro Bowls. Pittsburgh's Donnie Shell was a four-time Super Bowl winner selected to five Pro Bowls ('78-'82). Dwight Hicks won two Super Bowls with the 49ers and played in the 1981-84 Pro Bowls.

The Bills were defeated by the Giants in 1991, the Redskins in 1992, and the Cowboys in 1993 and 1994. Despite never winning the big game, it was quite an achievement to reach four consecutive Super Bowls. No other team has reached three in a row.

Morris, from the University of Oregon, played in all 16 regular season games, carried the ball 71 times, and had a 4.1 yards per carry average. Warrick, the former standout from Florida State University in his first year with the Seahawks, had only one rush for 5 yards.

Every athlete dreams of going out on top, and few athletes have so earned the right to live the dream as Elway did when he retired after winning Super Bowl XXXIII. That was his fifth Super Bowl start, something no other quarterback had done before, and he had to endure the horrors of his first three starts to get to that point. Elway's Broncos lost those games by increasingly worse scores, and after their 55-10 drubbing by the 49ers in Super Bowl XXIV, some Denver fans actually rooted against their team ever playing for another title, just to spare the embarrassment on such a visible stage. Eight years later though, Elway and the Broncos had returned, and they won back to back Super Bowls against the Packers and the Falcons. Besides avenging his earlier losses, these games gave Elway the distinction of being the first QB to both win and lose consecutive Super Bowls. Fran Tarkenton and Jim Kelly had lost consecutive Super Bowls. Terry Bradshaw, Joe Montana, and Troy Aikman had won consecutive Super Bowls. But none before had done both.

In fact, the first two scores were field goals by the Packers.

Watters had a 51-yard reception while Rice had the second-highest with a 44-yard reception.

The Ravens were only 3 point favorites in the game, but dominated the Giants to win by 27.

Earl Morrall stepped in so masterfully for an injured Johnny Unitas in the 1968 season that he won NFL MVP honors for the year. Facing the New York Jets in the Super Bowl though, he was just 6/17 in passing, with three interceptions and 71 yards (with two of the completions, for 34 yards, coming on the Colts' opening drive) before being replaced by the ailing Unitas. Two years later however, Morrall came into the game when Unitas was injured midway through the second quarter and the Colts trailing 13-6. He played a fairly steady game and led the team to 10 points in the fourth quarter for a 16-13 win. During the Miami Dolphins' undefeated 1972 season, Morrall started the last nine games after Bob Griese was injured during the regular season, plus their divisional playoff game. Griese returned for the AFC championship and the Super Bowl that year, but Morrall collected his second Super Bowl ring as the Dolphins won Super Bowl VII. He remained with the team for Super Bowl VIII, again seeing no action, but becoming the first quarterback to get three rings.

Marcus Allen went 74 yds in the 1984 Super Bowl against the Redskins.