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1. Quarterback John Hadl made his name with the San Diego Chargers from 1962-1972. He was selected to the Pro Bowl five times with the Chargers. Which team did John retire with?
2. Running back Emmitt Smith spent Hall of Fame seasons as a Dallas Cowboy from 1990-2002. Which team did he play his last game with in 2004?
3. After beginning his career with the Patriots for one season, kicker Nick Lowery won many games over 14 seasons for the Kansas City Chiefs. Nick's last three seasons were with which team?
4. One of the most feared defensive lineman in the game was Deacon Jones of the Rams. He was part of the Rams' "Fearsome Foursome". After 11 seasons with the Rams, then two with the Chargers, who did this Hall of Fame great retire with?
5. Running back Eric Dickerson began his Hall of Fame career with the Rams in 1983. In a multi-player trade, the number 29 became an Indianapolis Colt midseason 1987. Which team did Eric retire with?
6. The number 11 of quarterback Tony Eason was very familiar to New England Patriot fans in the 1980s. Which team did Tony retire with?
7. Hall of Fame quarterback Johnny Unitas played 17 Hall of Fame seasons as a Baltimore Colt. Who did he play his 18th and final season with in 1973?
8. Punter Ray Guy made his name famous with the Raiders. Which team did he retire with?
9. The Miami Dolphins went a perfect 14-0 in the 1972 regular season. In part was due to running backs Larry Csonka and Mercury Morris who both rushed for 1000 yards each. Morris played seven seasons with the Dolphins, and retired with which team in 1976?
10. Quarterback Jim McMahon was one of the stars on the 1985 Chicago Bears, and Chicago won Super Bowl XX against the Patriots. After his time with the Bears, Jim played for the Chargers, Eagles, Vikings, and Cardinals. Which team did he retire with in 1996?
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