NFL Quarterbacks Multiple Choice Quiz | NFL Players

Answer: Tommy Maddox

Maddox has played in the NFL for 4 seasons, but did not do very well. Along with earning MVP honors, Maddox led the Los Angeles Xtreme to the XFL championship in 2001, passing for league-highs of 1,996 yards and 17 touchdowns. Maddox had not played in the NFL since being released by the Atlanta Falcons in training camp in 1997.

Answer: Terry Bradshaw

With the famed 'Steel Curtain' of the Pittsburgh Steelers, the team had defense. Bradshaw had a bevy of receivers in the names of John Stallworth, Lynn Swann, Rocky Bleier, Sidney Thornton, and Franco Harris. In 1979, Bradshaw threw for 3724 yards, threw 26 touchdowns, and ran for 21 of his own.

Answer: Elvis Grbac

As a four-year starter, he established school career records for pass attempts, completions, completion percentage, touchdown passes, 200-yard games (14) and efficiency rating (148.1). He was the first Michigan QB to lead the Wolverines to two bowl victories ('93 Rose and '91 Gator).

In '91 as a junior, he led the nation with a 169.0 passer efficiency rating while tossing 19 TD passes to Desmond Howard (Raiders), who won the Heisman Trophy that season. He and Howard own the NCAA record for most touchdowns by the same passer and receiver in a career (31) and single season (19).

He also led the nation with a 150.18 rating as a senior in '92. During his final three seasons, the Wolverines did not finish below seventh in the final AP poll. He led Michigan to four first place finishes in the Big 10 and was 22-2-2 (.857) as a starter in conference games.

His only two Big 10 losses were each by a single point.

Answer: Tom Tupa

Tupa was a four-year letterman (1984-87) as a quarterback and punter at Ohio State. He ranks as the school's all-time leading punter with a 44.7-yard career average on 214 punts, and finished his Buckeye career completing 171 of 304 passes for 2,252 yards, including 15 touchdowns and just 12 interceptions. Tom started every game as a senior and completed 134 of 242 passes (.554) for 1,786 yards and 12 touchdowns. During his collegiate career he played in the Rose, Florida Citrus and Cotton Bowls during his collegiate career.

Answer: Bart Starr

Bart won 2 SuperBowls with the Green Bay Packers.

Answer: Steve McNair

Steve set a collegiate record by averaging 400.55 yards in total offense per game. He became only the third player in Division I-AA to throw for 100 TDs in a career, and owns every Alcorn State game, season and career passing and total offense record.

He finished with 928 completions in 1,673 attempts for 14,496 yards passing with 119 TDs and 58 INTs. He added 2,327 yards and 33 TDs on 375 rushing attempts. Unanimous All-America choice.

Answer: John Elway

He won his first Super Bowl against Green Bay in 1998, and then won the next year against Atlanta before retiring.

Answer: Terry Bradshaw

He's now a broadcaster for Fox.

Answer: Akili Smith

Aliki possesses rare arm strength, and posted a 58 percent completion rate. He's widely regarded as one of the finest athletes in college football.

Answer: Kurt Warner

Kurt is genrally regarded as an exceptional talent with outstanding arm strength and accuracy, outstanding pocket presence and toughness. He signed with the Rams in 1997, defying odds in taking long road to NFL success. He was the starting quarterback for Amsterdam Admirals of NFL Europe in 1998, played for Iowa Barnstormers of the Arena Football League from 1995-97, and spent his 1994 training camp days with the Green Bay Packers.