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NFL Football

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NFL Teams
Quarterbacks
Rules and Scoring
Super Bowl Moments
Football Positions
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The best football game This is a Adult / General Sports review game in a Jeopardy-style format: a teacher puts the board on one screen, teams pick clues by point value, and the class answers out loud — no student devices or accounts needed. Categories: NFL Teams, Quarterbacks, Rules and Scoring, Super Bowl Moments, Football Positions.

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  • NFL Teams

    This team is known as America's Team and plays home games in Dallas.

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    Dallas Cowboys

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  • Quarterbacks

    This quarterback is widely known by the nickname TB12.

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    Tom Brady

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  • Rules and Scoring

    A touchdown is worth this many points before any extra point or two point try.

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    6 points

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  • Super Bowl Moments

    This team defeated the Atlanta Falcons after trailing 28 to 3 in Super Bowl LI.

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    New England Patriots

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  • Football Positions

    This offensive player usually throws the ball and leads the huddle.

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    Quarterback

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NFL Teams

$100 — This team is known as America's Team and plays home games in Dallas.
Dallas Cowboys
$200 — This team won its first Super Bowl in the 1985 season with a legendary defense.
Chicago Bears
$300 — This team is named after a poem by Edgar Allan Poe.
Baltimore Ravens
$400 — This Wisconsin team is the only publicly owned franchise in the NFL.
Green Bay Packers
$500 — This team moved from St. Louis back to Los Angeles before winning Super Bowl LVI.
Los Angeles Rams

Quarterbacks

$100 — This quarterback is widely known by the nickname TB12.
Tom Brady
$200 — This Chiefs quarterback won NFL MVP and led Kansas City to multiple Super Bowl wins.
Patrick Mahomes
$300 — This left handed quarterback led the San Francisco 49ers to four Super Bowl wins in the 1980s.
Joe Montana
$400 — This quarterback was famous for calling Omaha before the snap.
Peyton Manning
$500 — This Eagles quarterback was the Super Bowl LII MVP after stepping in during the playoffs.
Nick Foles

Rules and Scoring

$100 — A touchdown is worth this many points before any extra point or two point try.
6 points
$200 — This scoring play is worth 3 points and is usually attempted by the kicker.
Field goal
$300 — This penalty is called when an offensive player moves illegally before the snap.
False start
$400 — This happens when the defense tackles an offensive player with the ball in their own end zone.
Safety
$500 — This review system allows coaches to contest certain calls by throwing a red flag.
Coach's challenge

Super Bowl Moments

$100 — This team defeated the Atlanta Falcons after trailing 28 to 3 in Super Bowl LI.
New England Patriots
$200 — This famous halftime performer entered Super Bowl XLIX on a giant mechanical lion.
Katy Perry
$300 — This Giants receiver made the famous helmet catch in Super Bowl XLII.
David Tyree
$400 — This Seahawks goal line interception sealed Super Bowl XLIX for New England.
Malcolm Butler interception
$500 — This undefeated team lost to the New York Giants in Super Bowl XLII.
2007 New England Patriots

Football Positions

$100 — This offensive player usually throws the ball and leads the huddle.
Quarterback
$200 — This player snaps the ball to start most offensive plays.
Center
$300 — This defensive player often lines up on the edge to rush the passer.
Defensive end or edge rusher
$400 — This defensive back is typically responsible for covering wide receivers.
Cornerback
$500 — This special teams player holds the ball for field goals and extra points.
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