
San Francisco 49ers quiz
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Who caught the iconic game-winning touchdown pass known as 'The Catch' for the 49ers in 1982?
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Who took over from Joe Montana as the 49ers starting quarterback in the 1990s?
Answer: Steve Young
Why: Young's six touchdown passes in Super Bowl XXIX broke Montana's record of five, and no quarterback has matched them since.
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Whose midfield celebration on the Dallas Cowboys' star sparked an infamous 2000 brawl?
Answer: Terrell Owens
Why: Teague tackled Owens right on the Dallas star after his second score, leading to a midfield brawl and team suspension.
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Which 49ers quarterback went from the final 2022 draft pick to starting a Super Bowl?
Answer: Brock Purdy
Why: Purdy went from the 262nd and final pick in the draft to starting in Super Bowl LVIII just two years later.
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What stadium has served as the home of the San Francisco 49ers since 2014?
Answer: Levi's Stadium
Why: The apparel brand purchased the stadium's naming rights for $220 million across a 20-year deal.
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In which NFL conference do the San Francisco 49ers compete?
Answer: NFC
Why: When the NFL completed its merger in 1970, the 49ers were placed into the NFC West alongside the Rams, Falcons, and Saints.
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Which Southern California division rival has battled the 49ers since 1950?
Answer: Los Angeles Rams
Why: Rams and 49ers first met on October 1, 1950, a 35-14 Rams win, and they are the only two clubs still in the NFC West from its 1970 debut.