Super Bowl XLI Test | NFL Super Bowl

Answer: Dolphin Stadium

The stadium was opened in 1987 and was originally named for then Dolphin owner Joe Robbie. In 1996, new Dolphin owner Wayne Huizenga changed the name to Pro Player Stadium. Also in 1996, the stadium began hosting the Orange Bowl college football game. In 2005, the name was changed to Dolphin Stadium.

Answer: 92

Hester's big return gave Chicago a great start. It would not be enough. Hester became the 8th player to return a kickoff for a touchdown in a Super Bowl. Ironically, only 2 of these 8 players wound up on the winning team.

Answer: Peyton Manning

Peyton passed for 247 yards and 1 touchdown. He led the Colts offense in a ball-control game played in heavy rain. The Colts offense won the time of possession battle by more 16 minutes, and eventually wore out the Chicago defense.

Answer: Muhsin Muhammad

Muhammad's 4-yard touchdown catch was actually his second Super Bowl touchdown catch. He played with Carolina in Super Bowl XXXVIII, and caught an 85-yard touchdown pass from Jake Delhomme. It was a new record for the longest TD catch in Super Bowl history. Unfortunately for Muhammad, his Panthers lost to the Patriots that day 32-29.

Answer: Joseph Addai

Rookie Joseph Addai played like a veteran. He caught those 10 passes for 66 yards and added another 77 yards on 19 rushing attempts.

Answer: Dominic Rhodes

Rhodes scored on a one-yard touchdown run. It was his first touchdown of the postseason and it was a big one for the Colts.

Answer: Dominic Rhodes

Rhodes led all ball carriers with 113 yards on 21 carries. It was his first 100-yard game of the entire season. In fact, it was his first 100-yard game since 2001. That year, Colt star runner Edgerrin James had a season ending knee injury. Rhodes started the final 11 games of 2001 and gained 1,104 yards. He became the first undrafted rookie to gain 1,000 in NFL history.

Answer: Kelvin Hayden

Hayden entered the game as a substitute for the injured Nick Harper. He made the most of his opportunity. It was his first career interception. Colts fans will never forget it. Neither will Bears fans. Ironically, Hayden was born and raised in Chicago. He attended the University of Illinois. He and his family were life-long Bears fans.

Answer: 53 yards

Reggie only had 2 catches all day, but one was a real big one. That first Colts touchdown started the team rolling. It came on the Colts' second possession of the game, and helped them recover from Chicago's touchdown on the opening kickoff.

Answer: Buccaneers

McFarland was actually drafted by Colt head coach Tony Dungy when he was coaching for Tampa Bay. Dungy picked McFarland in the first round of the 1999 NFL Draft with the 15th overall selection. He was a perfect match for the Colts as he had been playing in a "Tony Dungy style defense" his whole career.

Answer: Bob Sanders

Sanders missed most of the regular season recovering from a knee injury, but he was healthy for all 4 Colt playoff games. The hard hitting safety made a noticable difference. Some felt he deserved considerstion for MVP of Super Bowl XLI.

Answer: 3

The Colt defense held the Bear offense to just 10 points in Super Bowl XLI (special teams gave up the other 7). During the regular season the Colt defense struggled, but in the postseason they really elevated their level of play and became a strength the team could count on.

Answer: Adam Vinatieri

Kelvin Hayden scored the last touchdown of Super Bowl XLI, but Adam Vinatieri added the final point of the game when he kicked the extra point following Hayden's TD.

Answer: The 1978 Pittsburgh Steelers

Dungy was a Steeler in 1977 and 1978. He played safety. In 1978, he led the team in interceptions with 6. In Super Bowl XIII, he helped force a fumble that led to a Lynn Swann touchdown.

Answer: 232

Super Bowl XLI was aired via 54 international broadcasters in 33 different languages. According to Nielsen Media Research, Super Bowl XLI became the third most watched show in U.S. history. Only Super Bowl XXX and the "M.A.S.H" final episode rated more viewers.