* When the teams met during the regular season, who won?
* In the weeks leading to the 1940 championship game, which term below did Redskins owner George Preston Marshall not call the Bears?
* Which innovation relatively new to the NFL, did the Bears use to devastating effect against the Redskins?
* Which Bear ran for a 68 yard touchdown on the game's second play?
* The Bears dominated the Redskins in the championship game in nearly every aspect of the game. How many first downs did the Redskins make (The Bears had 17)?
* How many Bears scored at least one point in the game?
* What public address announcement late in the game prompted a round of lusty boos from the Redskins fans?
* The Bears scored 11 touchdowns and won 73-0. What was one factor in their not scoring 11 extra points?
* 52 weeks to the day from the 1940 championship, what happened?
* The 1934 NFL Championship was the second consecutive year the Giants and Bears had met for the title. For what else was it the second time?
* The Giants' win in the game thrilled their fans, but what did it spoil for the Bears?
* Who scored the Bears' lone touchdown of the game?
* Whose idea was it for the Giants to switch to sneakers?
* From where did the Giants obtain their sneakers?
* Upon being told that the Giants were wearing sneakers, what did Bears coach George Halas say?
* How many points did the Giants score in the decisive fourth quarter?
* Giants halfback Ken Strong's two touchdowns, two extra points, and a field goal totalled 17 points, setting a new record for NFL title games during this championship game. In which year was this record broken?
* Who according to one Giants player, was "the real hero" of the day?
* Incredibly, 22 years later, there was another "sneaker game", in which an NFL team wore basketball shoes on an icy field to win the championship, 44-7. Who played in that game?
* Much of the reason the game is called the "greatest game ever played", stems from something that happened in this game that had never before happened in an NFL championship. What was that?