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Seasoned Pork Rinds III Trivia Quiz

Another in a series of NFL mixes. It was designed for fans of all ages. I hope that you have fun with it. :-)

A multiple-choice quiz by Nightmare. Estimated time: 4 mins.

Author
Nightmare

Time
4 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
216,519

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Average

Avg Score
8 / 10

Plays
1990

Awards
Top 20% Quiz

Last 3 plays: Guest 98 (10/10), Guest 75 (9/10), Guest 174 (9/10).

Question 1 of 10

1. The 1972 Miami Dolphins were the first team in history to have two 1000-yard running backs in a season. Who teamed up with Larry Csonka to reach this milestone? Hint

Tom DeLeone

Mercury Morris

Anthony Munoz

Mick Tingelhoff

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Question 2 of 10

2. Which New Jersey Generals running back set a pro football record when he rushed for 2411 yards in 1985, then was a Dallas Cowboy the following season? Hint

Neal Anderson

Franco Harris

Larry Centers

Herschel Walker

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Question 3 of 10

3. An original AFL coach, he won the last Super Bowl before the merger in 1970. Who was this Kansas City Chief head coach who also was a Saints coach? Hint

Hank Stram

Ted Kwalick

Brian Kinchen

George Allen

4. This tight end had good fortune everywhere he went. He played on the two teams that repeated Super Bowl victories, the Packers and Dolphins. He also played with Miami in a Super Bowl VI loss. Before the Super Bowls, he was also a NFL champion with the 1965 Packers. Who is he? Hint

Steve Bono

Marv Fleming

Al Dorow

Gary Keithley

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Question 5 of 10

5. This four-time Eagle Pro Bowl quarterback had a leg as strong as his arm. In 1989 against the Giants, he booted a 91-yard punt from his own end zone. In 1990, his only punt of the season resulted in 80 yards. Who was this quarterback? Hint

Gary Anderson

Randall Cunningham

Matt Bahr

Chris Bahr

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Question 6 of 10

6. Throwing 30 interceptions in a season is not what a quarterback wants to be remembered for. It has happened barely over 10 times. Which quarterback who made his name with the Raiders, was the first to throw 30 interceptions in a season twice? Hint

Kenny Stabler

Frank Ryan

Daryle Lamonica

George Blanda

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Question 7 of 10

7. I quarterbacked for only eight seasons, and all with the Cardinals. A hip injury forced my career to end in 1988. But, not before I threw for over 3000 yards in a season four times, including 4614 yards in 1984. Who am I? Hint

Dennis Gentry

Neil Lomax

Jim Bertelsen

Ronnie Coleman

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Question 8 of 10

8. From 1983-1986, this career Bengal wide receiver caught over 60 passes in this stretch, along with receiving over 1000 yards each season except one. Who was this eight-season Bengal? Hint

Cris Collinsworth

Jerry Robinson

Shane Conlan

Dave Wilcox

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Question 9 of 10

9. I had the honor of being chosen first in the 1975 draft. After a few sub-par seasons, I made my name in 1980 with the Falcons, throwing 31 TDs and leading Atlanta to a 12-4 record. In 1981, I threw 30 more. Then I led the league in passing in 1985. 1986 was my last season due to nagging injuries. Who am I? Hint

Troy Aikman

Babe Laufenberg

Pete Beathard

Steve Bartkowski

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Question 10 of 10

10. This one-year wonder from USC was drafted first by Tampa Bay in 1977. In 1979, he gained 1263 yards, averaging 4.5, then another 142 yards in the playoffs. That was pretty much it. In his next six seasons he rushed for 1800 yards total. Who was he? Hint

Ricky Bell

Bruce Hardy

Pete Brewster

Rich McGeorge

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. The 1972 Miami Dolphins were the first team in history to have two 1000-yard running backs in a season. Who teamed up with Larry Csonka to reach this milestone?

Answer: Mercury Morris

The others were all big offensive linemen. Csonka rushed for 1117 yards in the season, then Morris finished it out with 991. A couple of days later, a statistician found that Mercury was mistakenly credited with a nine-yard loss, thus, 1000! The Dolphins went 14-0 and took the Super Bowl win against the Redskins.

2. Which New Jersey Generals running back set a pro football record when he rushed for 2411 yards in 1985, then was a Dallas Cowboy the following season?

Answer: Herschel Walker

The others were running backs, but never played for the Cowboys. A feat probably never to be duplicated in any professional league, Herschel was then scooped up by the Cowboys the next season. He was a Cowboy from 1986-1989. He rushed for almost 3400 yards with over 1200 receiving yards in those four seasons. From there, he played with the Vikings, Eagles, and Giants.

He retired as a Cowboy in 1997.

3. An original AFL coach, he won the last Super Bowl before the merger in 1970. Who was this Kansas City Chief head coach who also was a Saints coach?

Answer: Hank Stram

Dallas Texans, Kansas City Chiefs, and New Orleans Saints, Stram saw it all. Hank's 1969 Chiefs, led by Len Dawson, went 11-3 in the season, enroute to defeating the Vikings in the Super Bowl, 23-7.

Answer: Marv Fleming

The others were all quarterbacks. Fleming played from 1963-1974. His entire career was split between Green Bay and Miami. With the Packers in 1966, Marv teamed up with Carroll Dale, Boyd Dowler, and Max McGee, to make some tremendous targets for the great QB Bart Starr. Their running backs were Paul Hornung, Elijah Pitts, and Jim Taylor.

Answer: Randall Cunningham

The others were all kickers and not quarterbacks. Cunningham played from 1985-1995 with the Eagles, and then retired. He came out of retirement as a Viking in 1997. In 1998, his touchdown/interception ratio was an amazing 34-10. He also threw for over 3700 yards in the 1998 season. He retired for the final time in 2001.

Answer: George Blanda

Blanda did it twice with the Houston Oilers. He threw 42 in 1962, then added 30 in 1965. Although with his 42 in '62, George somehow still made the Pro Bowl. Following the 1965 season, he found himself in a Raider uniform for nine seasons. He never threw more than six in a season again. George retired in 1975 after an exhausting 27 seasons.

Answer: Neil Lomax

The others were running backs and never played for the Cardinals. Neil's career spanned from 1981-1988. In 1983, he blossomed into 2636 yards with a TD/Int ratio of 24-11. 1984 was even better, throwing for 4614 yards with a 28-16 ratio. He retired with arming 136 touchdowns along with 10 rushing TDs via his legs.

8. From 1983-1986, this career Bengal wide receiver caught over 60 passes in this stretch, along with receiving over 1000 yards each season except one. Who was this eight-season Bengal?

Answer: Cris Collinsworth

The others were linebackers. From 1981-1988, Collinsworth caught a team record 417 passes for over 6000 yards. He also crossed the goal line 36 times. The balls came from Ken Anderson and Boomer Esiason.

Answer: Steve Bartkowski

The others never played for the Falcons. In 12 seasons, Bartkowski made the Pro Bowl only two times, but not in 1983 when he threw for 3167 yards with a TD/Int ratio of 22-5. He retired in his final season as a Ram.

Answer: Ricky Bell

The others were all tight ends, and none played for the Falcons. Bell's career was short. His sixth and final season was as a Charger in 1982, where he ran the ball for only six yards in the season.

Source: Author Nightmare

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