Answer: 5
The amazing Dan Marino led the league 5 times in passing yards. Starting with 1984 (5084) which was the most he ever threw in one season, 1985 (4137), 1986 (4746), 1988 (4434), and lastly 1992 (4116).
From Quiz: Astounding NFL Stats
Answer: Darrell Green
Slater played with the Rams in Los Angeles, then made the move with the team to St. Louis in 1995. Green was all Washington Redskin from 1983-2002.
From Quiz: NFLs Challenging Records
Answer: Derrick Thomas
Poor Dave Kreig, the Seattle QB, was the recipient of all 7 of Thomas's sacks on that fateful Veterans Day in 1990.
From Quiz: A Football Challenge
Answer: Arnold Herber
Herber did it for the Green Bay Packers in 1936. The Packers went on to win the league championship after going 10-1-1. They were coached by Curly Lambeau.
From Quiz: NFL Firsts
Answer: Beattie Feathers
Beattie Feathers rushed for 1,004 yds on 119 carries in 1934, the third season of NFL football.
From Quiz: Secular NFL
Answer: O.J. Simpson
O.J. Simpson rushed for 2,003 yards in 1973, while playing for the Buffalo Bills. The NFL played 14 game seasons from 1961 to 1977.
From Quiz: NFL Rushing Records
Answer: Tom Dempsey and Jason Elam
They were tied for the longest field goal in an NFL game. Elam kicked his in 1998 for Denver, and Dempsey kicked his for New Orleans.
From Quiz: Football Records
Answer: New York Giants
He played for the New York Giants for 1 game as a running back.
From Quiz: NFL Football: Pt. 2
Answer: Sammy Baugh
Sammy Baugh had a 109.89 QB Rating in 1945 with the Washington Redskins.
From Quiz: NFL Football: Pt. 1
Answer: Beattie Feathers
Beattie Feathers gained 1,004 yards on just 101 carries in 1934 for the Chicago Bears, an average of 9.9 yards an attempt.
From Quiz: Tough Football Records
Answer: Walter Payton
Between 1975 and 1987, Walter carried the ball nearly 4,000 times, and incredible record!
From Quiz: 20th Century NFL Records
Answer: Jackie Slater
Jackie Slater played 20 seasons for the Rams franchise.
From Quiz: NFL Records
Answer: Pittsburgh Steelers
Smith lasted only two seasons in the NFL. His rookie season was with the Rams in 1965, then he walked away from the game after his Steeler season. The Steelers saved some face by sacking Cowboy quarterback Don Meredith five times in this game also. The Cowboys won the game 20-7, then went on to the playoffs but lost to the Packers.
From Quiz: Challenging NFL Team Records
Answer: John Elway
Elway also joined Terry Bradshaw and Aikman as QBs to be drafted #1 overall and be inducted into the pro football hall of fame.
From Quiz: A Football Challenge
Answer: Willie Thrower
Thrower played for only one season in his NFL career. The fourth-string quarterback saw the Bears go 3-8-1 for the season in 1953.
From Quiz: NFL Firsts
Answer: 5
He became the first player to ever score this many in the first half. At the time, he also set a record for the most fantasy points scored in a game with the Seattle Seahawks.
From Quiz: Secular NFL
Answer: James Wilder
James Wilder had 407 carries in 1984, for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The other three also had 400 or more carries, Dickerson in 1986, Anderson in 1998, and George in 2000.
From Quiz: NFL Rushing Records
Answer: Beattie Feathers
Feathers rushed for 1004 yards on 119 carries for the 1934 Chicago Bears, outgaining two Hall of Fame teammates, Bronko Nagurski (586 yards) and Red Grange (156 yards).
From Quiz: Football Records
Answer: Cecil Isbell
In 1942, Cecil Isbell had 2,021 passing yards with the Green Bay Packers.
From Quiz: NFL Football: Pt. 2
Answer: Dwight Clark
Dwight Clark won it in 1982 with the San Francisco Forty-Niners. He had 913 reeiving yards the whole season.
From Quiz: NFL Football: Pt. 1
Answer: Wally Triplett
Wally Triplett of the Detroit Lions on October 29th, 1950. Wally ran 97 for a touchdown against the Rams and returned three more kickoffs for 74, 81, and 42 yards in a 65-24 losing effort.
From Quiz: NFL Punt / Kickoffs Returns
Answer: Dan Marino
Dan had 56 300+ yard games in his 15 year career at Miami.
From Quiz: 20th Century NFL Records
Answer: Don Hutson
Don Hutson led the NFL in scoring in 1940-41-42-43-45.
From Quiz: NFL Records
Answer: Raiders
The Raiders were in Super Bowl II (1968), Super Bowl XI (1977), Super Bowl XV (1981) and Super Bowl XVIII (1984).
From Quiz: Tough NFL
Answer: Chicago Bears
The Bears went through the entire 1944 season without really needing the foot services of kicker Pete Gudauskas. Pete was not injured, and still went 36-for-37 in extra points. The Bears went 6-3-1 for a second place Western Division finish.
From Quiz: Challenging NFL Team Records
Answer: 198
Reggie White fell just short of the all-time leader in Bruce Smith when he retired in 2000. White, who finished with 198 sacks, led the league in 1987 (21.0) and in 1988 (18.0).
From Quiz: Astounding NFL Stats
Answer: Danny Reece
One might figure that it was a team with a good defense, and in 1979, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers had their first season over .500. Although Reece returned 70 punts, his average return was only 6.2 yards, with his longest return of 17.
From Quiz: NFLs Challenging Records
Answer: Max McGee
McGee was also an accomplished punter, leading the NFL in punting yards on multiple occasions.
From Quiz: A Football Challenge
Answer: George Connor
Connor not only was the first, but he did it three seasons in a row. The Notre Dame graduate was named All-Pro on both sides with the Chicago Bears in 1951, 1952, and 1953.
From Quiz: NFL Firsts
Answer: Cris Carter, Jerry Rice
Cris Carter caught exactly 122 passes in '94 and '95 as Rice caught 122 in '95.
From Quiz: Secular NFL
Answer: Al Elliott
Elliott rushed for 419 yards on 85 carries for the 1922 Racine Legion. In 1920 and 1921, the league was known as the American Professional Football Conference, in 1922 the name was changed to the National Football League.
From Quiz: NFL Rushing Records
Answer: Fran Tarkenton
Tarkenton had 342 touchdowns, mostly with Minnesota. Unitas had 290 TDs, Namath had 173, and Graham only had 88 in the NFL, but 86 more playing in the AAFC.
From Quiz: Football Records
Answer: Red Grange
Red Grange did this in 1933 with the Chicago Bears.
From Quiz: NFL Football: Pt. 2
Answer: Brian Sipe
Brian Sipe had 4,132 passing yards, 30 Touchdowns and 14 interceptions in 1980.
From Quiz: NFL Football: Pt. 1
Answer: 15
In Timberlake's only season in the league, the backup QB from Michigan who served as the Giants' emergency kicker, made just 1 of 15 field goals, although he made 21 of 22 extra points.
From Quiz: Tough Football Records
Answer: Mercury Morris
Mercury was as fast as lightning in his pro debut against the Bengals of Cincinnati on September 14th, 1969.
From Quiz: NFL Punt / Kickoffs Returns
Answer: Terry Glenn
Terry was 10 catches shy of 100 during the 1996 season.
From Quiz: 20th Century NFL Records
Answer: Gary Anderson
Gary Anderson scored 164 points for the Vikings in1998 P.A.T.S 59 F.G.S. 35
From Quiz: NFL Records
Answer: Chuck Noll
Chuck Noll led the Steelers to Super Bowls IX, X, XIII and XIV.
From Quiz: Tough NFL
Answer: Craig Morton
Although John Elway was renowned for his fourth quarter comebacks, he didn't join the Broncos until 1983. Craig Morton was a former Superbowl winner with the Dallas Cowboys, who joined the Broncos in 1977. He threw three touchdown passes to give Denver a vital comeback win - they would finish one game ahead of the Seahawks at the season's conclusion and earn a wild card spot.
From Quiz: The Greatest NFL Come-backs