So, think you’ve learned anything reading “Naptime
Huddle”? Here’s your chance to test
yourself with our second ever pop quiz!
You’ll find the answers in the September posts:
1. True
or False: A receiver must hold the ball
with both hands for a catch to be "complete."
2. What
is the “plane,” and how do you break it?
3. Which
official on the field keeps the backup game clock?
4. True
or False: Once the ball has traveled 20
yards on a kickoff, it is legal for the kicking team to recover it and get
possession.
5. A
safety can be called against the offense when the quarterback commits an
intentional grounding penalty in his own end zone. What is another penalty that can result in a
safety?
6. Who
currently holds the following NFL records for a tight end: most receptions in a single season, receiving
yards, receptions, receiving touchdowns, consecutive starts and most seasons
with more than 1,000 yards?
7. True
or False: If the kick returner signals a
fair catch but does not catch the ball, he may not block or contact an opposing
player until the ball is touched by anyone.
8. What
is the name of the Redskins band leader who sold Texas oilman Clint Murchison the rights to Hail to the Redskins?
9. What
former tight end, nicknamed the “Wizard of Oz,” is currently the General Manager
for the Baltimore Ravens?
10. What
are the three spots from which a penalty can be enforced?
BONUS: What is it
called when a small amount of fudge holds a sphere shape when dropped in a glass of
water?
