1. Chicago Bears.
   St. Louis Rams.
2. New Orleans Saints.
   Miami Dolphins.

“Sure, the home field is an advantage, but so is having a lot of talent.” – Dan Marino

1. Seattle Seahawks.
   Indianapolis Colts.
2. New York Giants.
   New England Patriots.

Lucas Oil Stadium is the home of the Indianapolis Colts since it opened in 2008. It can seat over 67,000 and has a retractable roof with a Fieldturf artificial playing surface.

1. Chicago Bears.
   Pittsburg Steelers.
2. Los Angeles Rams.
   Washington Redskins.

Initially called the Pittsburgh Pirates, the Steelers have won Super Bowls IX, X, XII, XIV, XL, and XLII. They have won the most Super Bowls out of any NFL team.

1. Miami Dolphins.
   Minnesota Vikings.
2. New England Patriots.
   New York Jets.

The Boston Bulldogs were the first NFL team to represent Boston in 1929. In 1932, the Boston Braves (which became the Washington Redskins) were created. The New England Patriots didn’t become part of the league until November 16, 1959.

1. Aaron Rodgers.
   Donovan McNabb.
2. Phil Simms.
   Steve Young.

“That’s what you have to do sometimes as a leader. You have to exude confidence even in a situation where it seems to the outside world that confidence shouldn’t exist.” - Aaron Rodgers, The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, January 1, 2017.

1. Chicago Bears.
   New Orleans Saints.
2. Tennessee Titans.
   New York Giants.

Drew Brees (born January 15, 1979) has passed for 66,111 yards and currently has a quarterback rating of 101.7. He attended Purdue University. He is 6 feet tall and weighs 205 pounds.

1. Houston Oilers.
   Seattle Seahawks.
2. Philadelphia Eagles.
   Arizona Cardinals.

Donovan McNabb (born November 25, 1976) spent 13 seasons in the NFL, passing for 37,276 yards and scoring 234 touchdowns. He is currently rated 85.6.

1. Chicago Bears.
   Washington Redskins.
2. Philadelphia Eagles.
   Pittsburgh Steelers.

The Chicago Bears won the first NFL Championship game in 1932. The “C” in their logo was a redesign of the logo the Chicago Cardinals used from 1920-1947.

1. Dallas Cowboys.
   San Francisco 49ers.
2. San Diego Chargers.
   Baltimore Colts.

Dan Fouts (born June 10, 1951) was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1993. He was the third player to pass for more than 40,000 yards (ending his career with 43,040 yards) and was the NFL MVP in 1982.

1. Oakland Raiders.
   Green Bay Packers.
2. San Francisco 49ers.
   New York Giants.

"I haven't thought about it. I'm not capable of deep thinking." – Phil Simms

1. Cam Newton.
   Joe Flacco.
2. Vince Young.
   Michael Vick.

Joe Flacco (born January 16, 1985) joined the Ravens in 2008 as a first round draft pick. He led his team to defeat the 49ers in Super Bowl XLVII.

1. Cincinnati Bengals
   Tennessee Titans.
2. Baltimore Ravens
   Atlanta Falcons.

Matt Ryan’s first pass as a professional for the Falcons was a 62-yard touchdown pass. Receiver Michael Jenkins caught it.

1. Washington Redskins.
   Seattle Seahawks.
2. Buffalo Bills.
   Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Jim Kelly (born February 14, 1960) accumulated 35,467 passing yards during his career. But he threw just one overtime touchdown pass. It happened during a 47-41 victory over the Houston Oilers in 1989.

1. Baltimore Colts.
   Denver Broncos.
2. Tennessee Titans.
   St. Louis Rams.

"Conceit is bragging about yourself. Confidence means you believe you can get the job done.." – Johnny Unitas

1. John Madden.
   Terry Bradshaw.
2. Troy Aikman.
   Kurt Warner.

“Our huddle was absolute chaos. There’s five guys in there with big personalities just saying how we should play the rest of the game. It was Michael Ivin, ‘Nobody can cover me, and we need to throw the ball more,” and then Nate would get on him, ‘They can’t hold up, up front; we need to run; we need to start pounding Emmit,” and as soon as Troy walked back into the huddle, you could hear a pin drop. Everything stopped: He was in control.” – Daryl Peter “Moose” Johnston,

1. Washington Redskins.
   San Francisco 49ers.
2. Oakland Raiders
   Houston Texans.

Steve Young began his career in the United States Football League - a league that started to take advantage of the NFL summer off-season. Initially successful, the league ran into problems when they did not enforce salary caps and sued the NFL to play during the regular season. They won the expensive lawsuit but were only awarded $3 instead of the $300 million the jury had considered.

1. Bart Starr.
   Terry Bradshaw.
2. Fran Tarkenton.
   Joe Nameth.

"If football taught me anything about business, it is that you win the game one play at a time." “If you wait for the right time or the good time to start a business, you wait all your life.” – Fran Tarkenton

1. Oakland Raiders.
   Houston Oilers.
2. Green Bay Packers.
   Los Angeles Rams.

Initially undrafted, Warren Moon began his career in the Canadian Football League with the Edmonton Eskimos. In addition to throwing for 49,325 yards during his 17-season career, he led the league in completions (362) and touchdowns (33) in 1990 and set the league record for completions in 1991 with 404.

1. Washington Redskins.
   Kansas City Chiefs.
2. Green Bay Packers.
   New York Giants.

"…There's only one reason for doing anything that you set out to do. If you don't want to be the best, then there's no reason going out and trying to accomplish anything." – Joe Montana

1. New York Giants.
   Denver Broncos.
2. Miami Dolphins.
   Pittsburgh Steelers.

“I've experienced the highest of highs and the lowest of lows. I think to really appreciate anything, you have to be at both ends of the spectrum.” – John Elway

1. Kansas City Chiefs.
   New Orleans Saints.
2. Dallas Cowboys.
   New York Jets.

On January 12, 1969, the New York Jets defeated the Baltimore Colts in Super Bowl III behind the leadership of quarterback Joe Namath. During the 1970s, the Jets never had a winning season.

1. Eli Manning.
   Matthew Stafford.
2. Matt Hasselback.
   Tony Romo.

Matthew Stafford (born February 7, 1988) has played nine seasons (as of 2016) and just became a leading passer with 30,303 yards total. He has played for the Detroit Lions his entire career, although he was raised in Texas and went to the University of Georgia.

1. Dallas Cowboys.
   Green Bay Packers.
2. Denver Broncos.
   Houston Texans.

Between 1966 and 1986, the Dallas Cowboys had a 20-year streak of winning seasons that included two Super Bowl wins (VI and XII). Jerry Jones purchased the team in 1989 and hired Jimmy Johnson to create another all-star, winning team, that gave them three more Super Bowl wins (XXVII, XXVIII, and XXX).

1. Cleveland Browns.
   Buffalo Bills.
2. Los Angeles Rams.
   Carolina Panthers.

The Buffalo Bills play at New Era Field in the Buffalo, New York, a suburb of Orchard Park. The stadium opened in 1973 and has gone through a variety of name changes. It is currently named after the New Era Cap Company.

1. Tennessee Titans.
   Houston Oilers.
2. Cincinnati Bengals.
   Oakland Raiders.

"We’re not splitting atoms here; we’re trying to entertain people." – Boomer Esiason

1. New England Patriots.
   Philadelphia Rams
2. New York Jets
   Arizona Cardinals

"If you're willing to put yourself and your dreams on the line, at the very least you'll discover an inner strength you may not have known existed." – Kurt Warner

1. Jim Everett.
   John Brodie.
2. Mark Brunell.
   John Hadl.

Mark Brunell (born September 17, 1970) went to Washington College. He accumulated 32,072 yards in his 19-season career.

1. Seattle Seahawks.
   Houston Oilers.
2. Chicago Bears.
   St. Louis Cardinals.

The Arizona Cardinals were a charter member of the NFL, founded in 1898 as the Morgan Athletic Club. They quickly became the Racine Street Cardinals when they acquired used, “Cardinal red” jerseys from the University of Chicago. In 1920, the Cardinals beat the Chicago Tigers to land a spot in the American Professional Football Association (later to become the NFL) but moved to St. Louis in 1960 and Phoenix in 2006. The Bidwill family has owned the team since 1932.

1. Steve De Berg.
   Sid Luckman.
2. Bob Griese.
   Bart Starr.

Steve DeBerg was the first quarterback to implement Walsh’s West Coast Offense. He had the misfortune of being on teams that drafted other greats, including Montana, Elway, and Young. As a result, he was frequently a backup. Known for playing through injuries, he was the oldest person to ever be on a Super Bowl roster (XXXIII).

1. Baltimore Colts.
   Seattle Seahawks.
2. Kansas City Chiefs..
   St. Louis Rams.

Dave Krieg’s career was marked by inconsistency. Still, he obtained 38,147 passing yards and was ranked among the top 20 for wins by a starting quarterback (98), career passing touchdowns (261), and career completions (3,105). He also holds many of the Seahawks' records.

1. Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
   Houston Texans.
2. St. Louis Rams.
   Carolina Panthers.

Kerry Collins (born December 30, 1972) played for Penn State University and was drafted by the Panthers in a fifth round pick. In 17 seasons, he has accumulated 40,922 passing yards.

1. Cleveland Browns.
   Chicago Bears.
2. Oakland Raiders.
   Philadelphia Eagles.

Carson Palmer (born December 27, 1979) achieved a quarterback rating of more than 100 in 2005 (101.5) and 2015 (104.6). He passed for 44,269 yards as of 2016 - his 15th season in the NFL.

1. New York Jets.
   New Orleans Saints.
2. San Francisco 49ers
   Washington Redskins.

Y. A. Tittle (born October 24, 1926) was the NFL’s MVP in 1961, 1962, and 1963. He went to seven Pro Bowls and completed 33,070 passing yards.

1. Houston Texans.
   Houston Oilers.
2. Tennessee Oilers.
   Tennessee Titans.

The Houston Texans are the newest expansion team in the NFL - first forming in 2002. The Houston Oilers moved to Tennessee (first as the Oilers and then as the Titans) in 1997, and Steve McNair stayed with the team during the move.

1. Oakland Raiders.
   Dallas Cowboys.
2. Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
   Cleveland Browns.

Vinny Testaverde played for seven teams -- more than any other leading passer. During his career, he wore the jerseys of the Buccaneers, the Browns, the Ravens, the Jets, the Cowboys, the Patriots, and the Panthers.