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The first coin flip in a Super Bowl occurred on January 15, 1967. The game pitted the Green Bay Packers against the Kansas City Chiefs.

Throwing the football, Peyton Manning helped a slew of receivers reach the end zone 539 times while in the NFL. His final two touchdown passes came against the New England Patriots in the 2015 AFC Championship.

No player crossed the goal line more during his career than Jerry Rice. Rice, a star receiver primarily for the 49ers, scored 208 touchdowns over the course of his career.

Due to the NFL's history with brain trauma, kickoffs have been scrutinized in recent years because of the violent blows that often occur during the play. The NFL has stuck to tradition, however, despite the calls to end kickoffs altogether.

The longest possible kickoff return in a football game is 109 yards. As a rookie, Cordarrell Patterson carried one back 109 yards for the Vikings in 2013.

cx revolutionized the linebacker position in the '80s with his ability to blitz the quarterback. Opposing teams feared Taylor because they never knew where he was coming from.

The first 99-yard play was thrown by Frank Filchock in 1939. Andy Farkas was on the receiving end of the pass, which he carried for 90 of the 99 yards.

The center is typically viewed as the vocal leader of the offensive line. Aside from the quarterback, the center is often responsible for calling out defensive lineups.

The '85 Bears are often believed to have had the greatest 11 players to ever line up on the defensive side of the ball. That defense was led by stars like Mike Singletary, William Perry, and Dave Duerson.

Some defenses will crowd the line of scrimmage and force an offense to beat them deep. This aggressive style of play usually results in a big play for either the defense or the offense.

Football numbers were limited to certain players because referees had a hard time determining which offensive players were eligible to run routes. Typically, quarterbacks choose numbers 19 or below.

Randy Moss caught an NFL record 23 touchdown passes while playing with the Patriots in the 2007 season. That year, the Patriots went undefeated during the regular season before losing to the Giants in the Super Bowl.

The Wing-T Offense is a style of play that typically picks up a few yards at a time while keeping the chains moving. This style of offense doesn't usually result in big plays, but it can demoralize a defense when first downs are consistently gained.

Some offenses try to use as little of the play clock as possible by going no-huddle throughout the game. The Bills made this style of play popular in the NFL in the late '80s and early '90s.

Tom Brady has mastered the art of the short pass, which usually results in a first down every few plays. He has found great success with targets like Wes Welker and Julian Edelman.

In 1969, Steve O'Neal kicked the longest punt in NFL history. The ball went 98 yards from one side's 1-yard line to the 1-yard line on the opposing side.

When three receivers line up on one side of the field, it is known as a trips formation. When there isn't a running back in the backfield, it's known as an empty set.

The shotgun formation has taken over college football. Some quarterbacks are so used to taking the snap from the shotgun formation that they struggle when they are put under center, which is a major concern when they get to the pros.

No player has fumbled more than five times in a single NFL game. Matthew Stafford was the last player to drop the ball on the ground five times in the same game. He did it in 2013 while playing for the Lions.

To make the extra point more important, the NFL moved the spot back to the 15-yard line in 2015. The move has resulted in significantly more misses since then.

When it comes to receiving, David Johnson has proven himself to be a valuable asset out of the backfield for the Arizona Cardinals. In only his fourth season in the NFL, Johnson already has more than 1,700 receiving yards.

In 2013, Matt Prater kicked an NFL record 64-yard field goal. Prior to the new record, a 63-yard field goal was the longest in NFL history.

The NFL uses a two-minute warning before the end of each half, which prompts the stopping of the clock. In college football, there is no two-minute warning.

The Tampa 2 defense is a widely used variation of the Cover 2. It was popularized by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the late '90s and early '00s.

Michael Strahan had one of the greatest individual seasons as a defensive end for the New York Giants in 2001. That year, he set an NFL single-season record when he racked up 22.5 sacks.

CenturyLink Field is home to the Seattle Seahawks. The stadium is known as "The Home of the 12th Man" because of the crowd noise level which often results in offensive penalties for the opposing team.

One of the most important members of a 3-4 defense is the defensive tackle. Defensive tackles are responsible for stuffing the middle by taking on multiple blockers to free zones for other players.

In the NFL, no player has grabbed more than four interceptions in a single game. The most recent occurrence was in 2010 when the Redskins' DeAngelo Hall intercepted four passes from Bears quarterback Jay Cutler.

In 2011, the NFL moved the touchback spot from the 20-yard line to the 25-yard line. The league made the move to discourage return men from taking the ball out of the end zone.

The Denver Broncos took a safety on the first play from scrimmage in Super Bowl 50. The safety came after the center snapped the ball over Peyton Manning's head and into the end zone.

Penalties hold a team back in a game and can often result in a loss. However, that wasn't the case in 1999 when the Titans managed to beat the Ravens despite being penalized 15 times for a total of 212 yards.

Robert Griffin III was drafted out of Baylor by the Washington Redskins in 2012. In his first year, he was primarily used as a zone read quarterback, but injuries caught up to him, forcing Griffin to change his style.

Deion Sanders was one of the greatest cornerbacks in the history of the league. An athletic anomaly, Sanders also played baseball where he appeared in a World Series. He's the only person to ever play in both a Super Bowl and a World Series.

The play clock is a valuable asset to a quarterback. Peyton Manning would use the time to move players around and change the play call according to what the defense was doing.

In 2017, the Jacksonville Jaguars had the highest scoring percentage in the red zone out of any team in the NFL. They finished the season scoring nearly 69 percent of the time in the red zone.