If You Get 29/35 on This Football Quiz, You Could Totally Win the Super Bowl

No player has thrown for more passing yards in a season than Peyton Manning in 2013. That year, he put up 5,477 yards through the air.

Tom Brady has led the Patriots' offense to all five of their Super Bowls. The offense has adapted as needed under Brady, but they have been known for a style that picks up first down after first down, demoralizing the defense.

Jim Otto played center for the Raiders from 1960 until 1974. He made 12 Pro Bowls during that time, helping guide the Raiders to national prominence.

During a game in the 2013 season, the Saints dominated the Dallas Cowboys 49-17, picking up a record-setting 40 first downs along the way. The previous record of 39 was held by the 1988 New York Jets and 1990 Washington Redskins.

Tony Dorsett, former running back for the Dallas Cowboys, once took a handoff from Danny White that went 99 yards. The play will forever live on as the longest play from scrimmage in NFL history.

Few teams have dominated the NFL like the Patriots since they won their first Super Bowl in 2001. Since then, the Patriots have won seven more AFC championships and four more Super Bowls.

The red zone is the most difficult place to score on the football field, as turnovers become a more common occurrence​. The difficulty comes from offenses not having as much room to work with.

The Chicago Bears have led the league in penalties 16 times throughout the history of the franchise. That's more than any other team in league history.

Bruce Smith played defensive end in the NFL for the Buffalo Bills and Washington Redskins. Throughout his career, he racked up 200 sacks, the most all-time.

No team lost more yards in 2017 for false starts than the Jacksonville Jaguars. The team was penalized 24 times for 115 yards.

Screen passes are often high-percentage throws, which can fluff a quarterback's stats. That's why some quarterbacks who come from screen-heavy offenses in college aren't as highly sought after as others.

Most coaches accept that games are won and lost in the trenches, where the offensive and defensive lines compete for dominance. However, many of these positions are still often overlooked during the NFL draft.

In 1994, Robert Bailey returned the longest punt in NFL history against the Saints. During the return, Bailey went 103 yards for a touchdown.

Players often complain that Tom Brady is overprotected by referees, getting numerous roughing the passer calls. However, Brady isn't much of a scrambling quarterback, so the calls are easier to make.

Aaron Rodgers of the Green Bay Packers has proven himself to be one of the most gifted quarterbacks the game has ever seen. His arm is incredible, but his ability to scramble outside the pocket and still make a play is something special to watch.

Matt Prater set the NFL record for the longest field goal in NFL history at 64 yards. The kick came at the end of the first half against the Tennessee Titans while Prater was playing for the Broncos in 2013.

Fast-paced offenses try to get in as many possessions per quarter as possible. The concept is that the more chances the offense has to score, the better the team's chance of success.

During the 2014-15 Super Bowl, Russell Wilson threw an interception near the end of the game on one of the most controversial calls ever. Commentators and players alike criticized the Seahawks for throwing the ball instead of handing it off to Marshawn Lynch, one of the best running backs in the NFL that season.

You might remember "Mean" Joe Greene from that classic Coca-Cola commercial where he gives his jersey to a kid. However, most football fans remember him as the leader of the Steel Curtain, the defensive line for the Steelers during the '70s.

The Giants and the Redskins put up the highest scoring game in NFL history on November 27, 1966. In the game, the Redskins crushed the Giants 72-41.

An offsides penalty is worse than a rookie mistake. Coaches try to drive this out of players as far back as youth football.

Many quarterbacks, particularly those who call their own plays, stay in the shotgun formation for a majority of the game. This gives them a better view of the defense, allowing for the best play calls to be made.

Delay of game calls are often brought about in loud stadiums where the offense can't hear the quarterback make checks at the line of scrimmage. Seattle has such as a stadium, and they even call their fans the "12th man" because of how loud they can be.

Before Drew Bledsoe was replaced by Tom Brady in New England, he was the leader of the Patriots' offense. While playing for the Patriots in 1994, Bledsoe completed 45 passes during a game against the Vikings, setting the NFL record for completions in one game.

Speed backs such as Darren Sproles have made a living off of using their speed to get to the outside. Once in the open field, these running backs are extremely dangerous because of their explosive ability.

When you think of great NFL safeties, it's hard not to remember Ronnie Lott. He was a four-time Super Bowl champion and made 10 Pro Bowl appearances.

Darrelle Revis played cornerback for several teams in the NFL, with his longest stint being with the New York Jets. During his prime, quarterbacks often avoided throwing to his side of the field, which was known as "Revis Island."

Two defensive ends, Robert Mathis and Dwight Freeney, played opposite each other for the Colts from 2003 until 2012, at which point Freeney left the team. During their time together, they wrecked offensive backfields, winning one Super Bowl together during the 2006 season.

Cam Newton is one of the greatest running quarterbacks the NFL has ever seen. However, his running ability also means he takes many shots from opposing defenders, which isn't good for any quarterback.

Jerry Rice played wide receiver beside two of the greatest quarterbacks in NFL history. He scored 208 touchdowns throughout his career, the most all-time.

Offenses will sometimes run unbalanced looks to confuse the defense. This is when there are more players on the line of scrimmage on one side of the ball than the other.

Defenses are given much more freedom when it comes to moving players around. Some defenses will overload the line of scrimmage to put pressure on the offense, while others play a safer game by keeping their players back.

Jonathan Ogden spent his entire NFL career at tackle for the Baltimore Ravens. He helped lead the Ravens to a 34-7 victory over the Giants in Super Bowl XXXV.

Ball-control offenses hold onto the football until the very last seconds of the play clock. Their objective is to keep the opposing team's offense off the field and give their own defense time to rest.

On Christmas in 1971, the Chiefs and Dolphins went into two overtimes in an AFC Divisional Playoff Game. The game lasted 82 minutes and 40 seconds, which made it the longest game in NFL history.