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Sundaydle Drive #291, Answers

October 19, 2026 · Every play and the right answer for this drive. See the full deck and how far you marched it.

The plays

  1. 1
    Quick MC· Top Dog

    Who led these four in carries in 2017?

    Answer: Melvin Gordon

  2. 2
    Higher / Lower· Higher or Lower

    Who had more receiving yards in 2018?

    Answer: Chris Godwin Jr.

  3. 3
    Who Am I?· Who Am I?

    A tight end drafted in 2019. · A first-round pick, #20 overall. · Played college football at Iowa. · Currently lines up for the Bengals.

    Answer: Noah Fant

  4. 4
    Quick MC· Iconic Moment

    Whose 'Beast Quake' run shook the stadium in the 2010 playoffs?

    Answer: Marshawn Lynch

  5. 5
    Rank 'Em· Rank 'Em

    Rank these by passing yards in 2024

    Answer: Patrick Mahomes → Kirk Cousins → Will Levis → Aidan O'Connell

  6. 6
    Quick MC· Odd One Out

    Which one does NOT play for the Falcons?

    Answer: Michael Carter

  7. 7
    Quick MC· Nickname

    Which flashy running back, a Heisman winner out of USC, was nicknamed 'The President'?

    Answer: Reggie Bush

  8. 8
    Higher / Lower· Higher or Lower

    Who had more passing yards in 2025?

    Answer: Sam Darnold

  9. 9
    Who Am I?· Who Am I?

    A tight end drafted in 2023. · A first-round pick, #25 overall. · Played college football at Utah. · Currently lines up for the Bills.

    Answer: Dalton Kincaid

  10. 10
    Quick MC· Nickname

    Which giant Colts and Steelers defensive tackle of the 1950s was 'Big Daddy'?

    Answer: Gene Lipscomb

  11. 11
    Quick MC· Odd One Out

    Which one does NOT play in the NFC South?

    Answer: Austin Hooper

  12. 12
    Quick MC· Rivalry

    The 'Helmet Catch' by David Tyree that spoiled the Patriots' 19-0 bid in Super Bowl XLII was thrown by which Giants quarterback?

    Answer: Eli Manning

  13. 13
    Quick MC· NFL First

    Which team went 16-0 in the 2007 regular season?

    Answer: New England Patriots

  14. 14
    Quick MC· NFL First

    Super Bowl I is the only one ever shown live on how many U.S. networks at once?

    Answer: Two