Answer: Red Grange
Beginning his professional career in 1925, Red Grange (1903-1991) was the first player to attract the masses to NFL games and is thus credited with legitimizing the league.

Answer: Ace
An ace is a situation where the receiver does not touch the ball even though it lands in his/her service box.

Answer: Steve Young
Steve Young, who is best known for leading the San Francisco 49ers from 1987 to 1999, is the only leftie quarterback in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

Answer: Chicken Wings
On average Americans eat about 1.3 billion chicken wings annually on Super Bowl Sunday!

Answer: A.C. Green
A. C. Green only missed three games throughout his entire 15-year career and played in a record 1,192 of them consecutively.

Answer: Tight end

Answer: David Robinson
During the Spurs' final regular season game of 1994, David Robinson intentionally set out to score 71 points - and achieved the feat to snatch that season's scoring title from Shaquille O'Neal, who was leading him by an average of .06 points going into the game.

Answer: Emmitt Smith
Peerless retired running back Emmitt Smith, alongside professional dancer Cheryl Burke, won season three of "Dancing with the Stars".

Answer: Alvin Robertson
The legendary Alvin Robertson of the San Antonio Spurs took home the first Most Valuable Player Award in 1986, following respectively in the preceding years by Dale Ellis, Kevin Duckworth and Kevin Johnson.

Answer: Tyrone Bogues
Tyrone Bogues is 5'3 and is an American retired basketball player. He played as point guard.