Hall of Fame: Class 2010 Trivia Quiz

Answer: He wore uniform number 80 for the San Francisco 49ers

Jerry Rice was a star wide receiver for the Mississippi Valley State Delta Devils from 1980 to 1984. The San Francisco 49ers drafted Rice in 1985, and the rest is history. Rice wore uniform number 80 for San Francisco, and his #80 jersey became synonymous with pro football excellence. Rice played on three Super Bowl winners with the 49ers, but he also lost Super Bowl XXXVII as a member of the Oakland Raiders. Rice never played in the Canadian Football League.

Answer: Buffalo Bills

Emmitt Smith led the Dallas Cowboys to a 30-13 victory in Super Bowl XXVIII against the Buffalo Bills on January 30, 1994. Smith rushed for 132 yards and scored two touchdowns en route to an MVP performance against Buffalo. The Bills were led by running back Thurman Thomas in a game which was played inside the Georgia Dome. Smith played in the NFL from 1990 to 2004.

Answer: The Hogs

Grimm and his Hog teammates such as Joe Jacoby, Mark May, Jeff Bostic, and Don Warren led Washington to Super Bowl titles in 1983 and 1988. Grimm wore uniform number 68 for the Redskins and didn't want any "pretty boy quarterbacks" to mingle with his Hogs.

Answer: Detroit Lions

This cornerback intercepted 62 passes for the Lions and was selected to three Pro Bowl teams for Detroit. LeBeau wore uniform number 44 for the Lions. LeBeau played for head coaches George Wilson, Harry Gilmer, and Joe Schmidt.

Answer: Defensive tackle

Randle wore uniform number 93, and he terrorized quarterbacks from his defensive tackle position. During his career, Randle was credited with 137.5 sacks, and he was named to seven Pro Bowl games.

Answer: Mile High Stadium

Floyd Little was drafted in 1967 by the AFL Denver Broncos, and he played his entire AFL-NFL career for Denver. The Broncos played their home games at Mile High Stadium, once known as Bears Stadium. The Broncos played on this field from 1960 until 2000.

Some football experts credit Little's exciting play with keeping the Broncos' franchise in Denver. While with Denver, Little rushed for over 6000 career yards and scored more than 50 touchdowns.

Answer: 57

Jackson recorded more than 100 quarterback sacks from his linebacker position, and he also intercepted 8 passes. Jackson was an integral part of the Saints' "Dome Patrol" linebacking corps. Jackson's number 57 jersey was eventually retired by New Orleans. Jackson later joined the San Francisco 49ers, where he earned a Super Bowl ring in 1995.

Answer: Woody Hayes

While at Ohio State, LeBeau played for legendary coach Woody Hayes. Hayes coached the Buckeyes from 1951 to 1978. In 1957, LeBeau played on the Buckeyes' 1957 NCAA national championship football team. Hayes coached three NCAA championship squads during his tenure at Ohio State.

Answer: New Haven, Connecticut

Floyd Little was a star athlete for Hillhouse High School in New Haven. After leaving the Elm City, Little became a star running back for the the Orangemen of Syracuse University. New Haven, located about 80 miles northeast of New York City, is probably most noted for Yale University, founded in 1701.

Answer: He scored more than 150 rushing touchdowns in the NFL

Emmitt Smith had a spectacular pro football career, scoring 164 rushing and 11 receiving touchdowns. While with the Cowboys, Smith wore uniform number 22 and led the Cowboys to three Super Bowl titles. Smith was also a star player at the college level for the Florida Gators from 1987 to 1989. Smith never played for the Atlanta Falcons.