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A touchdown in American football scores 6 points, after which the scoring team can attempt a conversion for 1 or 2 additional points. This is one of the most fundamental rules of the game.
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The Super Bowl is the annual championship game of the NFL, first played in January 1967. It is one of the most-watched television events in the world each year.
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The vast majority of NFL regular season games are played on Sundays, a tradition dating back to the league's early days. Monday Night Football and Thursday Night Football also feature games, but Sunday remains the dominant day by a large margin.
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The PAT (point after touchdown), also called the extra point, is a kick from the 15-yard line after a touchdown that scores one additional point. Teams may alternatively attempt a two-point conversion by running or passing the ball into the end zone.
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The NFL introduced the 40-second play clock in 1994, replacing the previous system where a 45-second clock started only after the referee set the ball. A shorter 25-second clock still applies after certain stoppages such as timeouts and penalties.
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The NFL currently comprises 32 franchises, divided into two conferences (AFC and NFC) of 16 teams each, further split into four divisions of four teams. This is correct and the question is clear and unambiguous.
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The Dallas Cowboys have been nicknamed 'America's Team' since a 1978 NFL Films highlight reel used the phrase, and it has stuck ever since. This is a well-known fact in American football culture and a solid medium-difficulty question.
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Eric Dickerson did rush for 2,105 yards in the 1984 season with the Los Angeles Rams, setting the NFL single-season rushing record. That record still stands as of 2024. This is a well-known record in NFL history and is appropriately rated hard for a general quiz audience, though it sits at the medium-to-hard boundary for dedicated fans.
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Peyton Manning did set the NFL single-season passing yards record, but he did so in the 2013 season with 5,477 yards — this figure is correct. This is a solid hard-difficulty question for an American football quiz.
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The 46 defence was indeed developed by Buddy Ryan and made famous by the 1985 Chicago Bears, who went 15-1 in the regular season and won Super Bowl XX. The scheme is named after safety Doug Plank, who wore number 46, not after the number of players used. All facts in the question are accurate.
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