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ChrisBabcock wrote:Jaguars and Steelers are the 2 easy ones.
4 or 5 of them are obviously not correct.
I'll go out on a limb and say Falcons for the 3rd one.

JWL wrote:When I saw Mark's post I figured Jaguars, Ravens and Steelers were the answers.

Chris is correct-- Falcons are not referred to in the King James Version, though what the KJV describes as "vultures" in Isaiah 34:15 is referred to in some modern versions as hawks, buzzards, and falcons.

As to John W.'s guess, ravens get mentioned in one of the gospel versions of the Sermon on the Mount (Luke 12:24, "Consider the ravens, for they neither sow nor reap"). In the more familiar version from in the book of Matthew (the one about the lillies of the field that "toil not, neither do they spin"--- the birds are referred to only as "the fowls of the air".

Good guesses everyone.

I never thought I'd ever encounter a trivia question combining the NFL and the King James Bible.

The PFRA Forum--- ya never know what's gonna happen next.

Who were the first two QBs to win starts for four different teams?

Babe Parilli and George Shaw?

Which team had not one but TWO sets of brothers playing for them at the same time? (This condition existed for two seasons).

I've got all my Sporcle quizzes updated if anyone wants to give them a shot...

http://www.sporcle.com/user/cbobcat49/contributed

ChrisBabcock wrote:I've got all my Sporcle quizzes updated if anyone wants to give them a shot...

http://www.sporcle.com/user/cbobcat49/contributed

Awesome...thanks!

Todd Pence wrote:Which team had not one but TWO sets of brothers playing for them at the same time? (This condition existed for two seasons).

1979-80 Bengals.

These two players had the same last name and the same jersey number. Both were QBs in college. One player had a TD reception, the other threw a 95-yard TD pass. Name the two players.