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1. Brian Gale Robison is a former American football defensive end. He was drafted by the Minnesota Vikings in the fourth round of the 2007 NFL Draft. He played for the team for 11 seasons. He had the highest number of his shirt. What was the number of his shirt?
A)
96*
B)
26
C)
36
D)
86
2.
Everson Griffen also known as “Sack
Daddy” played as the defensive
end footballer for the Minnesota
Vikings of the National Football League
(NFL). He was selected by the Vikings in
the fourth round of the NFL
Draft. In 2020 he signed the Dallas
Cowboys. How many seasons did he play for the National Football League?
A)
8 seasons
B)
9 seasons
C)
10 seasons*
D)
11 seasons
3.
Everson Griffen was named to the 2020
Pro Bowl on January, 2020 and replace Nick
Bosa. Everson Griffen had been selected for the 4th time to the Pro
Bowl in his career. On February 20, 2020, Everson Griffen withdrew his
contract and became a free agent at the start of the new league year on March
18. On August 16, 2020, he signed a contract with the Dallas
Cowboys. Everson Griffen again signed a deal with the Minnesota
Vikings. When did he sign the deal again?
A)
August 22, 2021
B)
August 23, 2021*
C)
August 24, 2021
D)
August 25, 2021
4.
Brian Gale Robison is a former American
footballer. He joined the Minnesota
Vikings in the fourth round of the 2007
NFL Draft. He played for the team for 11 seasons. He made records of 289
tackles, 60 sacks and one touchdown. How many games did he play in NFL?
A)
180
B)
100
C)
173*
D)
156
5.
The Minnesota Vikings are a
professional American football team based in Minneapolis.
They participate in the National Football League
(NFL) as a member club of the National Football Conference
(NFC) North
division. Where do the team plays its home games?
B)
Beaver Stadium
C)
Kyle Field
D)
Memorial Stadium
6.
Minnesota Vikings is the only NFL
franchise that has won regular season but it has combined records of not
winning a single Super Bowl. What is its overall record?
A)
500—516--13
B)
516–442–11*
C)
424—400--13
D)
456—456—11
7.
Minnesota Vikings have the record of
appearing in a conference championship every decade since the 1970s. The team
played in 4 Super Bowls, but did not to win any of them. What are their
numbers?
A)
VI, VII.VIII and IX
B)
IV, V,VI and IX
C)
VIII, IX, X and XI
8.
The National Football League
(NFL) and other opponent American
football leagues have used several different forms to opt their league
champions. The Minnesota Vikings have won one NFL
Championship, before the National Football league’s merger with the American Football League
(AFL). When the team did win NFL Championship?
A)
in 1969*
B)
in 1968
C)
in 1967
D)
in 1966
9.
The team played its first season in 1961;
however they have had one of the highest winning percentages in the NFL that
year. How many games did Minnesota
Vikings win in 1961 season?
A)
9
B)
11
C)
13
D)
15*
10.
The Minnesota Vikings had their
first selection in the 1961
NFL Draft, and they selected running back Tommy
Mason of Tulane.
They also signed a young quarterback, Fran
Tarkenton, from the University of Georgia.
The Vikings won their first regular-season game and defeat their opponent with
37–13 on Opening Day 1961
season. Who was their opponent?
C)
Chicago Bears*
11.
The Minnesota Vikings lost its seven
games on their way to a 3–11 record. The losing continued throughout the 1960s
season. The Vikings had a combined losing record of 32 wins, 59 losses, and 7
ties in their first seven seasons with only one winning season with the record
of 8–5–1. In which season did it win?
A)
1963
B)
1964*
C)
1965
D)
1966
12.
Purple People Eaters were the defensive
line of the Minnesota
Vikings from the late 1960s to the late 1970s. The term ‘Purple People
Eaters’ is a reference to a popular song in 1958; it highlights their power of the
defense, and the color of their uniforms. What was their motto?
A)
Meet at the quarterback*
B)
Meet at defensive end
C)
Meet at front fours
D)
Meet at center
13.
After playing six games during the
season, Alan Page left the Minnesota
Vikings and then signed the Chicago
Bears, where he collected 40 sacks before his retirement in 1981. Alan
Page played in 218 consecutive games without an absence. In which season he
left Minnesota Vikings?
A)
1979
B)
1978*
C)
1977
D)
1976
14.
Alan
Page, Carl Eller, Gary
Larsen, and Jim Marshall
were selected to the Minnesota
Vikings 25th Anniversary team. Alan
Page, Carl Eller, and Jim Marshall
were also selected to the Vikings 40th Anniversary team. Alan
Page, Carl Eller, Gary
Larsen, Jim Marshall and
Sutherland were selected among how many Greatest Vikings?
A)
Among 10 Greatest Vikings
B)
Among 25 Greatest Vikings
C)
Among 50 Greatest Vikings*
D)
Among 100 Greatest Vikings
15.
"Purple People Eaters"
helped the team to continue its domination till 1971 and
achieve the playoffs. In 1971, who won the NFL Most Valuable Player Award
given by the Associated Press?
A)
Alan Page*
B)
Carl
Eller
C)
Gary
Larsen
D)
Jim Marshall
16.
During the late 1960s, the Minnesota
Vikings built a powerful defense known as the Purple People Eaters, managed by the four players, named
Alan
Page, Carl Eller, Gary
Larsen, and Jim Marshall.
Along with many successes what do the Purple People Eaters won the Minnesota
Vikings in 1968?
A)
First NFL Championship Game
B)
First Grey Cup Championships
C)
First Central Division title*
D)
First Champions League Title
17.
Super Bowl VIII was an American
football game. It was played between the National Football Conference
(NFC) champion and the American Football Conference
(AFC) champion to decide the National Football League
(NFL) champion for the 1973
season. Against which team Minnesota
Vikings played?
C)
Miami Dolphins*
18.
On January 12, 1975, the Minnesota
Vikings played their second Super Bowl, the Super
Bowl IX. They lost the game to the Pittsburgh Steelers and
the score was 16–6. In which stadium did they play?
A)
Rice Stadium
B)
Tulane
Stadium*
C)
Rose Bowl
19.
In 1977,
the Vikings won the Central Division with a record of 9–5 and thus led to the
NFC Championship Game in 5 years. They were defeated by the Super Bowl Champion
Cowboys, at
Texas Stadium. Till 1977 how many times did Minnesota
Vikings advanced to the NFC Championship game?
A)
2
B)
3
C)
4*
D)
5
20.
On January 27, 1984, Bud Grant
retired as a head coach of the Vikings. Bud Grant drove the franchise to 12
playoff appearances, 11 division titles, and four Super Bowls. What was the
career regular-season record of Bud Grant in 17 seasons with Minnesota Vikings?
A)
151–87–5 *
B)
158–96–5
C)
118–73--5
D)
155—68—5
21.
Les
Steckel remained an offensive assistant with the Vikings for 5 seasons. He
then became the 3rd head coach in franchise history. Les Steckel, who came to
the Vikings in 1979 after working as an assistant he turned into the youngest
head coach in the NFL in 1984. What was his age?
A)
28
B)
30
C)
35
D)
38*
22.
On January 6, 1986, Bud Grant
permanently re-retired as head coach of the Vikings. At the time of his
retirement he held a record as a coach in NFL history with 168 career wins,
including playoffs in 18 seasons. What was the record?
A)
7th best winning record
B)
6th best winning
record*
C)
5th best winning record
D)
4th best winning record
23.
The Vikings had the fifth highest
winning percentage among all NFL teams during 1990s regular season. Who was the
coach in 1990s season?
A)
Mike
Zimmer
B)
Bud Grant
C)
Dennis
Green*
D)
Jerry Burns
24.
In 1998 season, the Vikings set a
NFL record by scoring 556 points. The quarterback Randall Cunningham, running back Robert Smith,
expert wide receiver Cris Carter, and fiery rookie Randy
Moss led the Vikings set the record. In that game Randall Cunningham was replacing whom?
A)
Brad Johnson*
B)
Jeff
George
C)
Kurt
Warner
25.
1998 was
a year to remember for the Vikings. The kicker Gary Anderson
failed the goal attempt of 38-yard field when just over 2 minutes remaining;
the Falcons' consequently tied the game. This led to a controversial decision
by head coach Dennis Green to run out the clock and let the game go to
overtime. Though the Vikings won the coin toss, Atlanta Falcon won the game
with 30–27 in overtime. The Vikings became the first 15–1 team to fail to reach
the Bowl. Which was that bowl?
A)
Orange Bowl
B)
Fiesta
Bowl
C)
Super Bowl*
D)
Sugar Bowl
26.
In 2000 season, The Vikings led to
the divisional championship and won an appearance in the NFC Championship game,
where they were defeated by the New York Giants. What was the record?
A)
35--10
B)
41--0*
C)
33--6
D)
23—10
27.
In a sport or
game, there is a form of competition where play ends as soon as one competitor
is ahead of the others, with that competitor becoming the winner. It is
typically used as a tiebreaker when a contest is tied at the end
of regulation playing time or the completion of the normal playing task. What
is the other name of tiebreaker?
A)
Sudden death*
B)
Game winner
C)
Defeater death
D)
Sudden breaker
28.
The Minnesota
Vikings, an American
football team based in Minneapolis,
Minnesota, was established in 1960. Its Headquartered is in Eden Prairie, Minnesota.
They won their first game in 1961. Over how many players have appeared in at
least one game for the Minnesota
Vikings?
A)
500
B)
700
C)
1,000*
D)
1500
29.
Alan Cedric Page is an American
retired jurist and
previous professional football player. He played 15 seasons with the Minnesota
Vikings and Chicago Bears and achieved national recognition
as a defensive tackle in the National Football League
(NFL). How many players Minnesota Vikings have retired till now including Alan
Cedric Page?
A)
6*
B)
10
C)
50
D)
10
30.
On March 2, Minnesota
Vikings player Randy Moss was traded to the Oakland Raiders. The Vikings
stryggled but still had a disappointing 2–5 start to the season. The quarterback Daunte Culpepper
got a knee injury in the end of the season, the Vikings lost him too. The Minnesota
Vikings finished that season with a 9–7 record. This season would be more
famous for off-the-field events. Which was the season?
A)
2012
B)
2002
C)
2011
D)
2005*
31.
Adrian Peterson's first career
touchdown was a 60-yard screen pass against the Atlanta Falcons in
his first career game. In Week 9, Adrian Peterson broke the NFL single-game
rushing record, set by Jamal
Lewis in 2003, against the San Diego Chargers.
What was his single-game rushing record?
A)
296*
B)
269
C)
287
D)
278
32.
On November 30, the Vikings played
against the Chicago Bears, Gus
Frerotte coupld with Bernard
Berrian and set the record for longest pass in the NFL history with a
99-yard touchdown. Which season has the record of longest play?
A)
2007
B)
2008*
C)
2009
D)
2010
33.
Bert E. Rose Jr was a football
administrative. He graduated from the University of Washington in
1941. He stayed with the Vikings till June 1, 1964. What was he named on August
5, 1960?
A)
the first coach manager of the Minnesota
Vikings
B)
the first general manager of the Minnesota
Vikings*
C)
the head coach manager of the Minnesota
Vikings
D)
the defensive coach manager of the Minnesota
Vikings
34.
On January 18, 1961, Norm Van
Brocklin welcomed the head coaching position for the Minnesota Vikings,
after winning the NFL Championship game. He remained a part of Minnesota for
about six years and made a record of 29-51-4. One thing Norm Van Brocklin was
known for was his disregard. What was his disregard for?
A)
Park the bus
B)
Box-to-box player
C)
Soccer-style kickers*
D)
Bicycle kickers
35.
In 2009 season, Adrian
Peterson broke the Vikings record. The Minnesota
Vikings clinched the championship for the first time after defeating the New York Giants
20–19 in Week 17. The kicker Ryan
Longwell ended the game with his game-winning field goal. What was the name
of that championship?
A)
AFC North Championship
B)
EFL North championship
C)
Gold Cup Championship
D)
NFC North Championship*
36.
On January 4, 2009, the Minnesota
Vikings hosted for the Wild Card round. I was their first home playoff
game in eight years. The opponent led the Viking 16–14 at halftime. Which team
was hosted by Minnesota Vikings?
37.
On August 18, 2009, after the thoughts and
negotiations of months, quarterback Brett
Favre, who had played 16 years for Green
Bay Packers, signed a two-year, $25 million deal with
the Minnesota Vikings. On October
5, 2009, the Minnesota Vikings hosted
the Green Bay Packers. Till October 5,
2009 how many time/s did Brett Favre play against his former team?
A)
For last time
B)
For second time
C)
For third time
D)
For First time*
38.
On October 5, 2009, the Minnesota
Vikings hosted the division archrival Green Bay
Packers. Minnesota Vikings got a 30–23 victory on Monday Night Football and
moved to a 4–0 record. Many watch the game, beating the previous record of a
game between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Dallas
Cowboys in 2008. How many viewers tuned in?
A)
19.3 million
B)
21.8 million*
C)
18.6 million
D)
20.6 million
39.
The Minnesota
Vikings played with the Dallas Cowboys on January 17,
2010, and won the game by a score of 34–3. The victory led the Minnesota
Vikings to the NFC Championship game; it was the ninth
time in franchise history. This would also be the first NFC Championship game
for the team since which season?
A)
Since 1990
B)
Since 1995
C)
Since 2000*
D)
Since 2005
40.
In December, 2010, a winter storm dropped
nearly 17 inches (430 mm) of snow in the Minneapolis/St Paul area. It was
the Saturday before December 12, when the Vikings have home game with the New York
Giants. The snow removers drove off 30 mph gusts
from the dome's roof immediately but several panels were damaged due to the
weight of the snow hat caused the roof to collapse. After examining the damage,
Vikings management and the NFL decided to move the game to Monday and to play
it at Ford Field in Detroit, Michigan. On account of ongoing
repairs to the roof of the Metrodome, the Vikings played their December 20 game
against the Chicago Bears at TCF Bank
Stadium. On December 26, the NFL announced that the
game versus the Philadelphia Eagles was
being postponed to December 28, 2010, because of blizzard conditions. This
marks the third consecutive venue or date change for a Vikings game. It was the
first NFL game played on which day since 1964?
A)
Monday
B)
Tuesday*
C)
Wednesday
D)
Thursday
41.
The Vikings' trade name helmet and
purple-and-gold uniforms were crafted by Los Angeles Examiner cartoonist. Bert
Rose and Norm Van Brocklin both knew that designer from their days with the Los
Angeles Rams organization. What is his name?
B)
Karl
Hubenthal*
42.
The Vikings went on to wear black shoes till Les
Steckel became head coach in 1984; Vikings were the
last NFL team to make the change from black to white shoes. In 2006, the team
changed the color of the shoes another time after 1984 season. What is the
color of shoes in 2006?
A)
Red
B)
Purple
C)
Blue
D)
Black*
43.
The design for the white uniform changed to a
totally unique stripe pattern, which was over the shoulders and around the
sleeve cuff. In which year the white uniforms had changed to a stripe pattern?
A)
1960
B)
1969*
C)
1980
D)
2005
44.
There have also been slight changes to the
uniform design throughout the years, such as changing the color of the face
mask from gray to white in 1980, and then the face mask turned to purple in
1985. In addition, the Norseman logo was added to the sleeves in 1996, the TV
numbers, previously positioned on the jersey sleeves, moved as well that
year. Where did it located in 1996?
A)
At front
B)
At back
C)
At helmet
D)
At shoulders*
45.
From the team's debut in 1961 to 1995, the
Vikings' logos and uniforms basically remained the same. Vikings' logos and
uniforms exhibit Minnesota's Scandinavian cultural heritage, one of the team's
two prime logos consists of a profile of a blond Norseman. What
is the other consists of?
A)
Language
B)
Horn*
C)
Stripes
D)
University
46.
From
1969 through 1973, the Vikings had another purple shirt without stripes for
warm-climate games. The group's outfits were upgraded in 2006, the main
critical change in the establishment's 46-year history. In 1978, Jack Nelson,
an associate mentor kicked the bucket during the season what did the group wear
for the last four games in his memory?
A)
Black hats
B)
Black patches
C)
Black helmets
D)
Black armbands*
47.
In
1985 the group wore a 25 years patch on their shirts. In 1989, they wore a
"40 for 60" patch to show respect to the 1969 NFL championship team.
They wore a 35 years patch in 1995, 40 years in 2000 and 45 years in 2005. They
wore patches in 1999 for right hand coach who passed on in the offseason. Who
was the coach?
A)
Jerry
Buns
B)
Brad Childress
C)
Chip
Myers*
D)
John
Randle
48.
The
fight song was presented at the time when the group was established in 1961.. It
is always played when the Vikings scores a touchdown, field goal or security,
at the ending of every half, and upon triumph. What is the fight song?
A)
Purple and Gold
B)
Skol, Vikings*
C)
Victory Vikings
D)
Cheers Vikings
49.
The song "Purple and Gold" was
recorded by Minneapolis Prince to be used as a fight song for the Minnesota
Vikings. When was it recorded?
A)
1961
B)
1990
C)
2010*
D)
2015
50.
The NFL
presented "Color Rush" outfits for each of the 32 groups in the 2016
season, explicitly for Thursday Night Football match. The NFL presented
"Shading Rush" garbs for each of the 32 groups in the 2016 season,
explicitly for Thursday Night Football match-ups. The Vikings had an all-purple
uniform with gold numbers and stripes on the pants, which showed up in Week 13
at home to the Dallas Cowboys. In the 2019 season, the Vikings wore their old
Color Rush uniform against the Washington Redskins. For this game, what did
they called themselves?
A)
All time
purple
B)
Primetime Purple*
C)
Life time purple
D)
Tinted purple
51.
The Vikings have rivalries with all three of
the other NFC North teams, but due to geographic and cultural proximity, there
is a one who is their foremost rival. The rivalry began in 1961, when
the Vikings entered the league as an expansion team. The rivalry is known for
its many close games and the parity of the all-time series. It is viewed as one
of Minnesota's most exceptional competitions, because of the two groups being
situated in similar division since the Vikings' origin, and the way that the
two states are geologically nearby each other, thereby permitting them to
compete in numerous games in other leagues such as the Big Ten Conference. Who is
the rival?
A)
Chicago Bears
B)
New Orleans Saints
C)
Detroit Lions
D)
Green Bay Packers*
52.
The Vikings finished the 2015 season with a
11–5 record, and a number 3 seed in the playoffs. Though, they lost to the Seattle
Seahawks 10–9 after Blair
Walsh missed a 27-yard field goal. What was that
game called in NFL playoff history?
A)
First coldest game
B)
Second coldest game
C)
Third coldest game*
D)
Fourth coldest game
53.
In the late spring of 2017, the Vikings
management reported that they would end the annual tradition of summer training
camp in Mankato at Minnesota State University, Mankato as they
construct a huge new headquarters building, training facility and area property
advancement in Eagan on the site of the former Northwest Airlines
offices. How old was that annual tradition?
A)
20 years
B)
50 years
C)
52-year*
D)
100 years
54.
The National Football Conference (NFC)
divisional playoff game was between the Minnesota Vikings and the
New Orleans Saints on
January 14, 2018, and explicitly it’s the last play. On the final play of the
game, Vikings quarterback Case
Keenum threw a 27-yard pass to wide receiver Stefon
Diggs; New Orleans Saints safety Marcus Williams missed
a tackle. This negligence of Marcus Williums permitted Stefon Diggs to rush to
the end zone to complete the 61-yard touchdown pass. This game was the first in
NFL
playoffs history to end in a touchdown as time expired.
The Vikings' KFAN 100.3 radio was called by Paul Allen, what did he name the play?
A)
Minneapolis Victory
B)
Minneapolis Glory
C)
Minneapolis Miracle*
D)
Minneapolis Wonder
55.
On March 15, 2018, quarterback Kirk Cousins
signed a three-year completely ensured contract with the Vikings. The signing
made Kirk Cousins the maximum paid football player at that point. What was the
amount of agreement?
A)
$74 million
B)
$84 million*
C)
$94 million
D)
$104 million
56.
In 2010, Leslie
Frazier served the Vikings as the interim head coach
for the final six games of the season. On January 3, 2011, he officially became
the head coach, and signed a three-year contract. Leslie Frazier updated the
team's coaching staff and relinquished the offensive coordinator Darrell
Bevell and signed up Mike
Singletary as linebackers coach and Bill
Musgrave as the new offensive coordinator. Their
first-round draft pick was Christian
Ponder, a quarterback from Florida State University. The
team ended with a 3–13 record, for the second-worst record in franchise
history. The record tied with the franchise's worst set in which year?
A)
1960
B)
1976
C)
1984*
D)
2001
57.
The club was established by Minneapolis finance
managers Bill Boyer, H. P. Skoglund and Max Winter in 1959 as a member from the
American Football League. Although, they relinquished their membership in
January 1960 and turned into the National Football League's fourteenth
establishment in 1961. There have been nine head coaches throughout the entire
establishment of Vikings. Who was the first coach?
A)
Bud Grant
B)
Les
Steckel
58.
Van Brocklin's successor is the only coach to
have had more than one tenure with the Vikings, and also the only one to have
won an NFL
championship with the team, at the NFL
Championship Game. Who was Van Brocklin's successor?
A)
Mike Tice
B)
Mike
Zimmer
C)
Bud Grant*
D)
Les
Steckel
59.
Les Steckel is an American football coach; he
is presently providing services as the quarterbacks coach at Centre
College. He was the third head coach of the Minnesota
Vikings in 1984. Les
Steckel has the most horrible winning percentage among
the franchise's nine head coaches. How many games he wins in his only season in
charge?
A)
1
B)
2
C)
3*
D)
4
60.
The Pro Football Hall of Fame is the hall of
distinction for proficient American football, situated in Canton, Ohio. It
opened in 1963, the Hall of Fame cherishes extraordinary figures in the game of
expert football, including players, coaches, franchise owners, and the workers
of front-office, approximately every one of whom made their essential
contributions to the game in the National Football League. How many Vikings
coaches have been inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame?
A)
1
B)
2*
C)
3
D)
4
61.
A head coach is a professional at training and
developing athletes. They typically hold a more public profile and are paid
more than other coaches. In some sports, the head coach is instead
called the "manager", as in association football and professional baseball. Who is
the only former Vikings player to have become a head coach for the franchise?
B)
Leslie
Frazier,
C)
Bud Grant
D)
Mike Tice*
62.
In Van Brocklin's first season with the
Vikings, the team won just three games out of their 14 games, a record became
poor before it got better. The team had a record of 2–11–1 in Van Brocklin's
second season as head coach, but improved to 8–5–1 in the 3rd season. During
Van Brocklin's last season in charge, his relationship with beginning
quarterback had worsened to the point that the two could no longer cooperate.
This resulted in Van Brocklin's resignation. Who was starting quarterback at
that time?
A)
Brett
Favre
B)
Warren
Moon
C)
Fran
Tarkenton*
D)
Kirk
Cousins.
63.
Jerry Burns retired from coaching at the end of
the 1991 season and the Vikings turned to Stanford Cardinal head
coach as his successor, making him the first African-American head coach in
franchise history. Who was that coach?
A)
Les
Steckel
B)
Dennis
Green*
C)
Bud Grant
D)
Mike Tice
64.
In the first nine years of Dennis Green's
tenure with the Vikings, the closest he came to a losing record was an 8–8
record in 1995, the only season in which his team missed the
playoffs. Three years later, Green's team played out the best season in
franchise history. The team loses how many game/s?
A)
1*
B)
2
C)
3
D)
4
65.
Jerry Burns was 38 years of age when he was
fired at Iowa. He moved on to the Green
Bay Packers of the NFL and
served for two years as an assistant coach to Vince
Lombardi in 1966 and 1967 when the Packers won Super
Bowl I and Super Bowl II. Jerry Burns was hired by Bud
Grant of the Minnesota
Vikings. At which post Jerry Burns
was hired?
A)
Assistant head coach
B)
offensive coordinator*
C)
Co-Offensive coordinator
D)
offensive line coach
66.
Jerry Burns was hired by Bud
Grant in 1968. During that time, the Vikings made the playoffs 12 times,
won 11 division titles, and played in four Super
Bowls. For how many years Jerry Burns served Minnesota Vikings under the
assistance of Bud Grant?
A)
16 years
B)
17 years
C)
18 years*
D)
10 years
67.
The Pro Football Hall of Fame
includes players, coaches, and contributors who have "made outstanding
contributions to professional football". The charter class of seventeen
was selected in 1963. Which coach was elected into the Pro Football Hall of Fame for his
playing career?
A)
Van Brocklin*
C)
Mike Tice
D)
Bud Grant
68.
Jerry burns coached Minnesota for six years,
from 1986 to 1991. Burns compiled a record of 52–43 and led the Vikings to the
playoffs. He helped the Vikings win the division title in 1989 and led them to
the NFC championship game. I which year he lead
Vikings to the NFC championship game?
A)
1989
B)
1988
C)
1987*
D)
1986
69.
On December 4, 1991, Jerry Burns announced that
he would retire from coaching after the 1991 NFL
season; he finished his final season with an 8–8
record. What was he was nominated for?
A)
Minnesota Vikings Ring of Honor
C)
Minnesota Vikings All-Mall of America Field
Team
70.
Bud Grant is the most successful coach in
Vikings history leading them to Super Bowl appearances, 11 division titles, a
league championship and three NFC conference championships. Regarding the most
successful professional football coach overall what is his number?
A)
1st
B)
2nd
C)
3rd*
D)
4th
71.
Bud Grant served as the head coach of the Minnesota
Vikings of the National Football League (NFL),
Before coaching the Vikings, he was the head coach of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the Canadian Football League (CFL)
for ten seasons, winning the Grey Cup four
times. How many combined wins he have in the NFL and CFL?
A)
250
B)
264
C)
283*
D)
295
72.
On January 6, 2006, Childress was hired to be
the 7th head coach of the Minnesota
Vikings. After going 6–10 in his first year, the team
went 8–8 in his second season, narrowly missing a playoff berth. This was
followed by a 10–6 record and NFC title while battling the fourth-toughest
schedule in the NFLBrad Childress was fired on November 22, 2010, following a
home loss to the Green
Bay Packers which dropped the team to 3–7 on the year.
What was the score?
A)
31–3*
B)
13--3
C)
21--3
D)
30—3
73.
On July 28, 2016, Mike Zimmer signed a contract
extension with the Vikings. During the October 31, 2016 Monday Night Football game
against the Chicago Bears. On a windy night at Soldier
Field, the edge of Mike Zimmer's playcard, which was
laminated, blew into his eye. Zimmer underwent emergency eye surgery on
November 30, 2016 forcing him to miss the Vikings' Thursday Night Football game
against the Dallas Cowboys. What was Mike Zimmer suffered with?
A)
Refractive Errors
B)
Amblyopia
C)
Detached retina*
D)
Glaucoma
74.
Mike Zimmer led the Vikings to one of the
greatest seasons in franchise history. The Vikings finished 13–3, tallying the
seventh-best regular season record in franchise history in terms of win
percentage, and the second-best 16-game regular season record in franchise
history. Which was the season?
A)
2003
B)
2005
C)
2007*
D)
2009
75.
On February 27, 2019, the Vikings exercised
their option to keep Mike Zimmer through 2020. On October 24, 2019 Mike Zimmer
became the third coach who led the Vikings surpass 52 franchise wins, whom was
he surpassing?
A)
Bud Grant
B)
Jerry
Burns*
C)
Dennis
Green
D)
Mike Tice
76.
In July 2020, Mike Zimmer signed a three-year
contract expansion with the Vikings that keep him as the head coach till 2023.
Many starting defensive players were injured in this season, so the Vikings
suffered a 'down year' with a record of 7–9 in 2020. The Vikings missed the
playoffs and ultimately came third in the NFC North. Which losing season of
Mike Zimmer is this, as a head coach since 2014.
A)
1st*
B)
2nd
C)
3rd
D)
4th
77.
In 2005, Mike Tice was charged for organizing
and profiting from a Super Bowl ticket
scalping operation within the Vikings organization. In
March, the NFL began investigation and then he admitted that these charges were
true and the NFL fined him on June 30, 2005. At the time, it was the highest
fine ever handed down to a head coach in NFL history. What was the amount of
fine?
A)
$50,000
B)
$100,000*
C)
$150,000
D)
$200,000
78.
The 1998 season was the high point of Dennis Green's Vikings
career. The team set the NFL record for the most points scored in a season. The
Vikings advanced to the NFC Championship game and
lose to the Atlanta Falcons. What
was the record?
A)
10—1
B)
15–1*
C)
13--3
D)
20—3
79.
Dennis Earl Green coached the Vikings for nine
years and led them to eight playoff presences, in spite of having seven
different starting quarterbacks in those seasons he was inducted into which
honor in 2018, after his death?
A)
Minnesota Most Valuable coach
B)
Minnesota Vikings All-Mall of America Field
Team
C)
Minnesota Vikings Ring of Honor*
D)
NFL
completion percentage leader
80.
Dennis Earl Green was an American
football coach. During
his National Football League (NFL)
career, he coached the Minnesota
Vikings for 10 seasons. In 2001, Dennis Earl Green
finished with which record for the first time in his decade with the team?
A)
Highest record
B)
Exceptional record
C)
Biggest record
D)
Losing record*
81.
In the end 2009 season, Brett Favre passed for
316 yards and four touchdowns and the Vikings to the victory over the New York
Giants with the 44–7record. He finished the season with 33 touchdowns, seven
interceptions and how many passing yards?
A)
4,202 passing yards*
B)
3,000 passing yards
C)
5,000
passing yards
D)
4,602
passing yards
82.
Brett Favre officially signed with the
Minnesota Vikings on August 18, 2009. He made his Vikings debut as a season
opener against the Cleveland Browns. In the
34–20 victory, he passed for 110 yards and one passing touchdown. In Week 4, Brett Favre had his first game
against his former team. In the home game, he had 271 passing yards and three
passing touchdowns in the 30–23 victory. Who was his former team?
83.
On August 3, 2010, NBC Sports reported the
confirmation of Brett Favre returning to the Vikings but saying that the 2010
season would be his final season. That season, Brett Favre achieved two
milestones. He threw his 500th touchdown and 70,000th yard against the New York Jets. On November 7, 2010, in a game against the Arizona Cardinals, Brett
Favre threw for a career-high and arouses the Vikings from a 14-point fourth
quarter deficit to win in overtime. How long was his career high throw?
A)
186 yards
B)
217 yards
C)
350 yards
D)
446 yards*
84.
In 1998, the
Vikings became the number 1 rated offense ever at
the time, setting the single-season record for scoring with 556 points. Who helped
Vikings to get this record?
A)
Dennis Green
B)
Brett Favre
C)
Randy Moss*
85.
Randy Moss first touchdown was a 48-yard
acrobatic grab over defensive back Floyd Young in the first quarter, in which
Moss juggled the ball 3 times before securing it for the score. He added a
31-yard touchdown reception on the Vikings' first possession of the second
quarter and gave the Vikings a lead. What was the score?
A)
13--3
B)
21–0*
C)
21--13
D)
21--3
86.
On Thanksgiving Day, the Vikings played against
the Dallas Cowboys, Randy
Moss completed 3 catches for 163 yards and 3 touchdowns all for 50+ yards. The
Vikings beat the Cowboys with 46–36. How many touchdowns Randy Moss score on
Thanksgiving?
A)
2
B)
3*
C)
4
D)
5
87.
On January 9, 2005, the Minnesota Vikings
played with division rival, Green
Bay Packers, in an NFC wildcard playoff game. Randy
Moss finished the game with 4 catches for 70 yards and two touchdowns. He won
the game in the 31–17 score. Randy Moss fined $10,000 for his actions. What was
the action?
A)
Unsportsmanlike Conduct
B)
Taunting
C)
Mooning*
D)
Face Making
88.
Red
McCombs, owner of the Vikings, signed Randy Moss to an
8-year, $75 million contract extension, in July. The extension added a $10
million signing bonus and another $8 million in guarantees. Although
finishing the season with 10 touchdowns and posting at least 1,000 receiving
yards for the fourth successive season, Moss failed to make the Pro Bowl for
the first time in his career. What was the season?
A)
2000
B)
2001*
C)
2002
D)
2003
89.
Brett Lorenzo Favre is a former American
football quarterback who played in the National Football League
(NFL) for 20 seasons. He spent his last two seasons with the Minnesota
Vikings. He was the only NFL quarterback to obtain 70,000 yards, 10,000
passes, 6,000 completions, 500 touchdowns, 200 wins, and victories over all 32 teams.
He also became the first quarterback in NFL history to defeat all 32 current
teams as what?
A)
Starter*
B)
Coach
C)
Receiver
D)
Tight end
90.
Sam Bradford made his first start
for the Vikings in 2016, against the Green
Bay Packers. Sam Bradford left hand got injured in the first half due to a hit
by Clay Matthews. Sam Bradford finished the game
completing 22 of 31 passes for 286 yards and two touchdowns, he lead the
Vikings to their first win in their new
stadium. What was the name of new stadium?
D)
Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome
91.
Sam Bradford played 15 games in
2016. He completed 395 of 552 passes for 3,877 yards and 20 touchdowns with 5
interceptions. His completion percentage in a single season made NFL record,
passing Drew Brees's 2011 mark. What was his
completion record?
A)
71.2
B)
71.6*
C)
72.0
D)
72.2
92.
In Week 1, 2017 season, on Monday Night Football,
Sam Bradford completed 27 of 32 pass attempts for 346 yards and 3 touchdowns in
a 29–19 and lead Vikings to win over the New Orleans Saints,
that game earned him his first NFC Offensive Player of the Week award. He was
inactive for the Week 2 game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Why was he inactive?
A)
Due to a legal issue
B)
Due to an offensive act
C)
Due to knee injury*
D)
Due to mental health
93.
In 2008 season, Bernard Berrian
played his first touchdown as a Viking against the New Orleans Saints. The game tied up with 27–27. The
Vikings would later win that game with 30-27. He also caught an 86-yard catch
and run against the Lions. On November 30, 2008, in a game against the Chicago
Bears, Bernard Berrian caught a 99-yard touchdown pass from Gus
Frerotte, he thus tied an NFL record for the longest pass from scrimmage.
Bernard Berrian had the highest average per catch in 2008 season. What was the
record?
A)
18.1 yards per catch
B)
19.1 yards per catch
C)
20.1 yards per catch*
D)
21.1 yards per catch
94.
Daunte Rachard Culpepper is
a former American football quarterback who
played in the National Football League for
11 seasons, primarily with the Minnesota
Vikings. Daunte Culpepper was
drafted 11th overall in the first round of the 1999
NFL Draft by the Minnesota Vikings; he was the fourth quarterback chosen. He
was chosen after whom?
A)
Tim Couch
C)
Akili
Smith*
D)
Bernard Berrian
95.
2004 was the best statistical season
as a professional for Daunte Culpepper. His 2,323 rushing yards from 2000–2004
also made him only the fourth quarterback in NFL history to run for more than
2,300 yards in a five-season period. Daunte Culpepper also broke NFL record for
combined passing and rushing yards, amassing 5,123 total yards. Whose record
was broken by Daunte Culpepper?
A)
Dan
Marino*
B)
Tim Couch
D)
Steve
McNair
96.
Daunte Culpepper’s career rushing
average per game is fourth-best among quarterbacks in NFL history. Only Michael
Vick with the average of 47.3
yards per game, Randall Cunningham with the average of 30.6 yards per game, and Bobby
Douglass with the average of 29.8 yards per game have averaged more rushing
yards per game during their QB careers.
What is Daunte Culpepper’s career rushing average per game?
A)
28.6 yards
B)
27.4 yards
C)
26.1 yards*
D)
20.7 yards
97.
In 2000
Daunte Culpepper was called Minnesota's quarterback. He led the Vikings to
victory in the first seven games of the season, and helped them finish 11–5 and
lead the Vikings to the NFC Championship game. During the season, Daunte
Culpepper passed for 3,937 yards, 33 touchdowns and 16 interceptions. He also
rushed for 470 yards and seven touchdowns. At the end of the year, he was
selected for what?
C)
NFL
passing touchdowns leader
D)
First-team All-Pro*
98.
On August 10, 2007, Adrian Peterson
made his professional debut in a preseason game against the St. Louis Rams.
Adrian Peterson ran for 33 yards on 11 carries with one catch for two
yards. On September 9, 2007, Adrian Peterson ran for 103 yards on 19
carries in his first NFL regular season game against the Atlanta Falcons. In
addition to his rushing yardage, he scored his first professional football
touchdown on a 60-yard pass reception from quarterback Tarvaris
Jackson. Over his first three regular season games, his yards from scrimmage are
a team record. What was his yardage record?
A)
170 yards
B)
261 yards
C)
431 yards*
D)
480 yards
99.
On October 14, 2007, Adrian Peterson’s
breakout game as a professional against the Chicago Bears,
highlighted by a three-touchdown performance and a franchise record of
224 rushing yards on 20 carries. Adrian Peterson established further
team records during this game, which included the most 100-yard games rushing
and the longest touchdown run from scrimmage. He also set an NFL
rookie record with 361 wide-ranging yards in a single game. His
607 rushing yards through the first five games of the season is second in
NFL history to Eric Dickerson. For his performance, what was he named for the
first time in his career?
B)
The Offensive Player of the Week*
C)
Offensive Freshman of the Year
100.
Due to
knee injury Adrian Peterson was placed on injured reserve on September 23,
2016. On December 17, the Vikings activated Adrian Peterson to the active
roster. He returned to stadium in Week 15 against the Indianapolis Colts and
had six carries for 22 yards. Despite only playing three games and rushing for
only 72 yards in 2016, what was the rank of Adrian Peterson on the NFL Top 100 Players of 2017?
A)
55th
B)
67th
C)
87th
D)
98th*
101.
In 2015 season, Adrian Peterson finished with
a league-high 327 carries for 1,485 rushing yards and 11 touchdowns. He won his
third career rushing title, becoming the first player to accomplish the feat
three times. He was ranked as the best running back and the fifth best player
on the NFL Top 100 Players of 2016
players' list. What was he named as, for the fourth time?
A)
First-Team All-Pro*
C)
The Offensive Player of the Week
D)
Most career passing touchdowns
102.
On February 10, 2008, Adrian Peterson won the
2008 NFL award with 16 carries for 129 rushing yards along with two touchdowns.
His record of 129 rushing yards was the second most in history. He was the
first rookie since Marshall Faulk in 1994 to win that award. What was the
award?
C)
Pro
Bowl MVP*
D)
Hall
Trophy
103.
Adrian Peterson finished the season leading the league in rushing
with 1,760 yards, which marks the third-most yards in a sophomore season. In
his first 30 games, he had 3,101 yards, which marks the third best start to a
career for running backs. He became the fourth running back to lead the league
in yards per game in his first two seasons along with Jim
Brown, Earl Campbell, and Eric
Dickerson. In which season, he was named the receiver of the Bert
Bell Award?
A)
2007
B)
2008*
C)
2009
D)
2010
104.
Stefon Diggs remained inactive for the first
three games of the 2015 campaign, he after coming in play, induced the Vikings
in receptions with 52 and receiving yards with 720 yards including 13
receptions of 20+ yards. It was the
2nd-most receiving yardage by a rookie that year. Since Randy
Moss in 1998, Stefon Diggs was the first Vikings rookie to record
consecutive 100-yard games, and 80 or more receiving yards in how many games?
A)
First five game
B)
Last five games
C)
First three games*
D)
First Nine games
105.
In 2016 season, combining Stefon Diggs yard
performance, Diggs became only the third receiver in team history to have
back-to-back 100-plus-yard games in the first two games of the season. What was
his combing yards record?
A)
165 and 108
B)
182 and 103*
C)
152 and 172
D)
121 and 107
106.
In 2016 season, Stefon Diggs was the leader
in receiving yards in the NFL after Week 2. In the Vikings' overtime loss
against the Detroit Lions,
Stefon Diggs set his personal-best record with 13 catches for 80 yards. His 13
receptions also set a team record for most receptions in the game of November
that year. He ranks third all-time behind Rickey
Young and Cris Carter. Stefon Diggs finished the season
with 84 receptions on 111 targets for 903 yards and three touchdowns. His catch
rate ranked fifth among NFL wide receivers in that season. What was his catch
rate?
A)
55%
B)
60%
C)
65%
D)
75%
107.
The Vikings finished the 2017 season with a
record of 13–3. The NFC divisional round
was against the New Orleans Saints. With only few seconds remaining in the
fourth quarter, Stefon Diggs made the winning play with a 61-yard touchdown and
provide the Vikings a dramatic wins with the record of 29–24. How many seconds
were left?
A)
8
B)
9
C)
10*
D)
11
108.
On March 31, 2017, Case Keenum signed a
one-year contract with the Minnesota
Vikings. Due to injury of a player, Case Keenum started the game against
the Pittsburgh Steelers, he
completed 20 of 37 passes for 167 yards in a 26–9 loss. Who was injured?
A)
Stefon
Diggs
B)
Sam
Bradford*
D)
Blair
Walsh
109.
In 1998, Gary Anderson signed with the Minnesota
Vikings and converted all attempted field goals and all extra points in
regular season play, he became the first placekicker to finish the regular
season with a highest success rate on both field goals and extra points. What
was the success rate?
A)
50%
B)
70%
C)
80%
D)
100%*
110.
In eight NFL seasons with Minnesota Vikings,
Robert Smith rushed for 6,818 yards and 32 touchdowns, along with 178
receptions for 1,292 yards and 6 touchdowns, and only nine fumbles. Robert
Smith wore number 20 in 1993, but he wore another number when it became
available in 1994 and
put it on until his retirement. What was the number?
A)
22
B)
26*
C)
45
D)
38
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