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I think I have it. Bobby Boyd retired after Super Bowl III and became an assistant coach. He was on the sidelines (or booth) in Super Bowl V.

conace21 wrote:I think I have it. Bobby Boyd retired after Super Bowl III and became an assistant coach. He was on the sidelines (or booth) in Super Bowl V.

Correct!

This team was the only one in NFL history to have a yardage advantage of more than 180 against their opponents, and also had a plus four turnover differential, yet still managed to lose the game. Who were the teams involved and the season?

74_75_78_79_ wrote:

Bryan wrote:Who was the first person to participate in the Super Bowl first as a player, then later as an assistant coach?

Dan Reeves?

Dan Reeves was both a player and an Assistant Coach in both Super Bowls 5 & 6, so he and Boyd achieved that status in SB V. (But unless Reeves was on the opening KO team of the game, then Boyd was truly the first.)

Name the first three (3) players to throw 20 or more TD passes in their rookie season.

Name the first three (3) players to throw 20 or more TD passes in their rookie season.

(Resisting the urge to peek at the answer at p-f-r.com)
Namath, Marino & Kelly?

ChrisBabcock wrote:

Name the first three (3) players to throw 20 or more TD passes in their rookie season.

(Resisting the urge to peek at the answer at p-f-r.com)
Namath, Marino & Kelly?

Marino and Kelly are correct.

Edit: Correct in that they threw 20+ touchdowns as rookies. They may or may not be correct answers to the question.

Charlie Conerly is one of the answers.

ChrisBabcock wrote:

Name the first three (3) players to throw 20 or more TD passes in their rookie season.

(Resisting the urge to peek at the answer at p-f-r.com)
Namath, Marino & Kelly?

Marino is one of the three.

conace21 wrote:Charlie Conerly is one of the answers.

Correct! Conerly was the first rookie to have 20+ TD passes...Marino was the third rookie to have 20+ TD passes....the remaining QB came in between Conerly and Marino.