Who Should Win Super Bowl XLIX?
It’s the New England Patriots against the Seattle Seahawks in the Super Bowl this year, meaning fans of the NFL’s other 30 teams might be looking for a team to root for. Take this quiz to find out which jersey you should express order for the big game!
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Question 1/10
Which of the following buildings is the most impressive?
- Leaning Tower of Pisa
- John Hancock Tower
- Space Needle
Question 2/10
Two men knock on your door late at night, asking to use your phone. Who do you let in?
- Neither! This isn't 1950, they can use their cell phones!
- The happy one who loves giving high-fives
- The scruffy, grumpy-looking one in sweats
Question 3/10
You have to choose one of the following to chow down on during the Super Bowl. Which one do you pick?
- A lobster roll
- A piece of grilled salmon
- I'll take my wings, thanks
Question 4/10
Who will win: A dozen rabid ospreys or one very patient colonial militiaman?
- The birds
- The guy with the funny hat
- It's a draw
Question 5/10
What are champion teams made of?
- A solid defense that beats up the other team
- An offense that lights it up year after year
- Whiners and crybabies
Question 6/10
What are you most likely to be wearing right now?
- A puffer coat
- Rain boots
- A t-shirt and sandals
Question 7/10
How do you feel about football dynasties?
- Come on, let's give every team a fair chance at the Vince Lombardi Trophy, guys!
- We're about to witness the start of a new one
- We're right in the middle of the best one ever
Question 8/10
What time do you like your football games to end on Sunday?
- Early evening, in time to make dinner
- It doesn't matter
- Late, so I can go right to sleep afterwards
Question 9/10
What makes a good leader?
- Being in the same position for a long time and having experience
- Bringing a fresh, new perspective to shake things up
- Lots of angry yelling and hand-waving
Question 10/10
What position is the cornerstone of the offense?
- A great running back can make up for a lack of receivers AND a QB
- The QB has been, is, and always will be
- The fullback
