super-bowl Trivia Quiz # 7
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2002 Super Bowl XXXVI - Which quarterback had the better completion percentage for the game and what was that percentage?
The correct answer is 'Warner: 63.6'
Warner was 28 of 44 for the game, and Brady was 16 of 27, giving Warner a 63.6 percentage versus Brady's 59.3 pass completion percentage for a 4.3 advantage.
Super Bowl Question 2
Terrell Davis - Which of these players was not a teammate of Terrell Davis during Super Bowl XXXII?
The correct answer is 'Jake Plummer'
Jake Plummer at the time was a 2nd year quarterback for the Arizona Cardinals.
Super Bowl Question 3
Super Bowl Heroes & Goats - Atlanta Falcons safety Eugene Robinson was honored the day before Super Bowl XXXIII with the Bart Starr award, given by Athletes In Action to the NFL player most exemplifying high moral character and leadership. What happened to Robinson later in the day, that probably limited his effectiveness in the game?
The correct answer is 'He was arrested for soliciting a prostitute'
Robinson was arrested the night before the Super Bowl in a police prostitution sting, after trying to buy a "favor" from an undercover officer. In the game, he was beaten on an 80-yard TD pass as the Denver Broncos beat his Falcons, 34-19. Robinson returned the Bart Starr award.
Super Bowl Question 4
The Buffalo Bills (1990-1993) - Which Tight End started for the Buffalo Bills in Super Bowl XXVI?
The correct answer is 'Keith McKeller'
Keith McKeller got the start against the Redskins. The Bills' K-Gun offense was named after McKeller.
Super Bowl Question 5
2002 Super Bowl XXXVI - What company sponsored the Super Bowl XXXVI halftime show?
The correct answer is 'E Trade'
The first E Trade commercials featured Rockette-style dancing and a chimp. Pepsi featured the teen sensation, Britney Spears. Monster.com first featured former New York City mayor, Rudy Guiliani.
Super Bowl Question 6
The NFL Zoo - What was the name of the celebration dance used by the Atlanta Falcons on their way to a 1998 Super Bowl appearance?
The correct answer is 'The Dirty Bird'
The "Dirty Bird" dance, an awkward combination of hopping and flapping, was introduced by running back Jamaal Anderson and tight end OJ Santiago during the Falcons' 1998 season. Before the team lost that season's Super Bowl to the Denver Broncos, they even persuaded straight-laced coach Dan Reeves to perform the dance for the media.
Super Bowl Question 7
Super Bowl MVPs - Who was the first kick returner to win the MVP award?
The correct answer is 'Desmond Howard'
Howard was named the MVP of Super Bowl XXXI. He returned for one touchdown and 244 return yards, taking the Packers to a victory over the Patriots, 35-21.
Super Bowl Question 8
Journey to Super Bowl XL - Which Pittsburgh Steeler player led the team in total catches and total receiving yards?
The correct answer is 'Hines Ward with 69 catches for 975 yards'
Miller, the rookie from Virginia had an outstanding year as a tight end but he only recorded 39 catches for 459 yards. Wilson, in his first year as a Steeler, recorded a 17.3 yards per catch average, but didn't lead the team in catches and receiving yards. Rod Smith, while having a great season in 2005, played for the AFC-West Denver Broncos.
Super Bowl Question 9
Super Bowls XXI-XXX - In 1988, Super Bowl XXII was played at San Diego Stadium in California. Who won Super Bowl XXII?
The correct answer is 'Washington Redskins'
The Redskins and Broncos fought for the Super Bowl title. The Redskins won 42-10. Joe Gibbs won his second Super Bowl. The MVP was Doug Williams of the Redskins. The Broncos had lost their second straight Super Bowl.
Super Bowl Question 10
Super Bowls I-X - In 1976, Super Bowl X was played at Orange Bowl in Miami, Florida. Who won Super Bowl X?
The correct answer is 'Pittsburgh Steelers'
The Steelers began their dynasty by winning two Super Bowls in as many years. In a couple of years, the Steelers would win another pair of Super Bowls. The Steelers beat the Cowboys 21-17. Chuck Noll was the winning coach, and Lynn Swann of the Steelers was the MVP.