38 The Replacements Trivia Questions & Answers

Answer: Sugar Bowl

Shane Falco, who was played by Keanu Reeves was a college quarterback. His career ended after a devasting loss in the Sugar Bowl, during which he got three concussions. He also fell in love with the Sentinels' head cheerleader, Annabelle Farrell.

Answer: Jimmy

Jimmy says this to Shane when Shane is working on his boat.

Answer: Washington

Yes they are located in Washington. They are not a NFL team.

Answer: Football

The movie about football is a classic sports film that follows a team of underdogs as they try to overcome the odds and win the championship. The film features intense action on the field, as well as compelling drama off the field as the players struggle with personal issues and conflicts. The movie has become a beloved favorite of sports fans and movie buffs alike, and its inspiring message of perseverance and teamwork continues to resonate with audiences today.

Answer: Jamal

Andre Jackson, played by Michael Taliferro, was one of the offensive guards for the Sentinels, and was the brother of Jamal Jackson. Before becoming part of the Sentinels' offense line they were rapper O.D.B's bodyguards.

Answer: Shane

Shane says this in the football huddle, which results in a lot of cheering.

Answer: Keanu Reeves

Keanu Reeves plays the role of Shane Falco in the movie "The Replacements". Interestingly, Reeves was not the first choice for the role, as the filmmakers initially wanted a more established actor. However, Reeves impressed the director with his dedication to the role and his willingness to learn and perform the necessary football skills. Reeves trained for several months with a former NFL quarterback to prepare for the role, and even suffered a few injuries during filming. Despite the challenges, Reeves delivered a convincing performance as the troubled but talented quarterback who leads a team of misfits to victory.

Answer: Faizon Love

Jamal Jackson was played by Faizon Love. He was the brother of Andre Jackson and carried a nine millimeter pistol. He was the one who shot Martel's car windshield for pushing over Shane's truck.

Answer: Nigel

Nigel says this when he first meets Shane.

Answer: Daniel Batemen

Daniel Batemen was the one who was on the SWAT team.

Answer: Footsteps Falco

Shane Falco's nickname is Footsteps Falco. In the movie "The Replacements," Falco is a former college football star who never made it to the pros. He is given a second chance when he is recruited to play for the Washington Sentinels during a players' strike. Despite his initial struggles, Falco eventually becomes a leader on the team and helps them make it to the playoffs. The nickname "Footsteps" comes from his tendency to hear the footsteps of opposing players coming towards him, causing him to panic and make mistakes.

Answer: soccer

Rhys Ifans who played Nigel 'The Leg' Gruff, was a soccer player who became the replacement kicker for the Sentinels. Nigel didn't make it as a professional soccer player because of his obsession with gambling and smoking.

Answer: Shane

Shane says this to Daniel, who keeps tackling him, despite the fact that they are on the same team.

Answer: Special Teams

For those of you who may not know what special teams are, they are the players who come onto the field during a kickoff and during a punting situation. Whether your are punting, receiving a punt, kicking off, or receiving the kickoff, you are considered special teams.

Answer: Washington Sentinels

The Washington Sentinels is the name of the team in the movie "The Replacements." The team is made up of replacement players during a professional football strike. Interestingly, the movie was inspired by the 1987 NFL strike, during which replacement players were used. The film features notable actors such as Keanu Reeves, Gene Hackman, and Jon Favreau. Despite mixed reviews, "The Replacements" has become a cult classic among football fans and movie enthusiasts alike.

Answer: Offensive Tackle

Jumbo, played by Ace Yonamine used to be a sumo wrestler before he played offensive tackle for the Sentinels. Jumbo threw up during the first game because he ate whole eggs before the game. He also scored a touchdown after Shane pegged the ball at a linebacker on the opposing team. He was called on a penalty when Shane ran the ball in for a touchdown during the Dallas game.

Answer: Franklin

Surprisingly, Franklin can barely catch a ball, as shown in the scene with the Twinkies.

Answer: Sugar Bowl

The Sugar Bowl is one of the numerous bowls that college teams play for.

Answer: Gene Hackman

Gene Hackman portrays the character of coach Jimmy McGinty in the movie "The Replacements." Interestingly, Hackman initially turned down the role but later changed his mind after meeting with the director and discussing the character's motivations and backstory. Hackman's performance as the tough but compassionate coach was praised by critics and added to the film's overall success.

Answer: Linebacker

Danny Bateman, played by Jon Favreau was an ex-cop who used to be in the S.W.A.T. and now played linebacker for the Sentinels.

Answer: Annabelle

Annabelle says this when Shane asks if she wants to go out with him.

Answer: Ohio State

Leo says that when Jimmy McGinnty goes to recruit him.

Answer: Sugar Bowl

During the climax of the movie "The Replacements," the Washington Sentinels face off against the Dallas team in the Sugar Bowl. Despite the odds being against them, the Sentinels manage to pull off a stunning victory, with Shane Falco leading the team to a 21-17 win. The Sugar Bowl is an actual college football game that takes place annually in New Orleans, Louisiana, and is one of the most prestigious bowl games in college football. The game has been played since 1935 and has featured some of the most memorable moments in college football history.

Answer: I Will Survive

Clifford Franklin was played by Orlando Jones, and was a super fast wide receiver who had questionable hands. Clifford loved the song " I Will Survive", which the players listened to in the Endzone Bar and while they were in jail. This song has now become my favorite too!

Answer: Heather

Heather says this when trying out for cheerleading.