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    NFL Historical

    What NFL teams had the most wins in the 1980s?Mixed Football Facts

      San Francisco 49ers.

    In 1994, what receiver became the NFLs all-time touchdown leader?Mixed Football Facts

      Jerry Rice.

    Who was the coach of the University of Florida Gators football team in the late 1990s and early 2000s?Mixed Football Facts

      Steve Spurrier.

    What team had the first cheerleading squad in the NFL in the 1960s?Mixed Football Facts

      Baltimore Colts.

    How many times did Tom Landry take the Dallas Cowboys into the Super Bowl?Mixed Football Facts

      5.

    In 1943, NFL players were required to wear what in all games for the first time?Mixed Football Facts

      helmets.

    Who coined the slogan 'winning isn't everything, it's the only thing'?Mixed Football Facts

      Red Sanders. The phrase has been associated mainly with Vince Lombardi, but it was Red Sanders of UCLA who first said it.

    In 1988, which running back retired from NFL football with a record 21,803 all-purpose yards?Mixed Football Facts

      Walter Payton.

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