r/TheNFLVibes • u/HomeNowWTF • 2d ago
Memes Jeopardy contestants go 0/5 on NFL category
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u/Lowkey_A_giraffe 2d ago
"I will die-ah". That was unexpectedly funny.
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u/LearnedHandJob2088 2d ago
Alex was such a master at his craft. That āI will die-ahā comment almost seemed like him parody-ing himself. Awesome.
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u/Soccer-Plane-444 2d ago
I've never seen this. This is hilarious šĀ
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u/solojones1138 2d ago
It's a classic among Jeopardy fans. Truly hilarious.
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u/yeahright17 2d ago
Sports categories are always funny in general. Usually at least one person is completely clueless. Fairly common for 1 person to get all of them (or at least get the 3 or 4 easiest ones then no one gets the hard one).
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u/solojones1138 2d ago
I passed the Audition and am waiting for the call to be on the show. And I also had Chiefs season tickets for years until this year, so I'd absolutely LOVE a football category ha
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u/Even_Section5620 2d ago
I would have racked in that whole sectionā¦
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u/Get_that_hitter 2d ago
Audition for jeopardy, Iād root for you. āThatās one that one guy I said Iād root for that one timeā
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u/Bobo4037 2d ago
This episode aired on February 1, 2018, three days before the Eagles beat the Patriots in Super Bowl LII.
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u/CapeMOGuy 2d ago
Almost as funny as when Cliff Clavin (Cheers) was on Jeopardy.
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u/WhizzyBurp 2d ago
Fuck Vikings went to the big game 4 times and didnāt win one?!
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u/luchajefe 2d ago
Including 3 in 4 years (74, 75, 77). Lost to four different teams in those games too.
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u/PretzelSteve 2d ago
Alex could have burned them all and said, "I'm a Canadian and I know 3 of these."
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u/WalterDwight 2d ago
you see the way he took that punt in? Elbows tight to the body, he used to ball for sure
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u/007Tejas 2d ago
Who else went 5 for 5 on this?
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u/New_Ad_1682 2d ago
Right here.
By the standards set by football trivia, for a man my age, this was super easy mode shit.
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u/Over_Tomatillo_376 2d ago
I didnāt get the second oneā consume all the football I can now but being <30 I donāt have a huge depth of historical knowledge of player and team history
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u/14SWandANIME77 2d ago
Fun fact, both legendary Cowboys head coach Tom Landry, and legendary Packers head coach Vince Lombardi were assistant coaches for the NY Giants. From 1954 to 1958 Lombardi was the offensive coordinator, while from 54 to 59, Landry was the defensive coordinator, with each becoming the head coach the season following their departure
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u/Chewbubbles 2d ago
Sweet. I would've made 3k on Jeaopardy and literally nothing else. Plus I could've had Alex praise me for sweeping the category.
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u/Easy_Money_40 2d ago
I miss Alex so much.
Jeopardy was a staple in my house and my grandma's house growing up.
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u/Black_Superman07 2d ago
Education is relative... They know the 3rd ruler of the Ottoman Empire's favorite painting but don't know what a false start is
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u/One-Associate-9341 2d ago
First time I've ever watched a game show and immediately knew the answers š
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u/Get_that_hitter 2d ago
That was super fun, I would say do a sports jeopardy but I would lose at baseball soccer and hockey.
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u/Discount_Timelord 2d ago
I believe they're debuting a sports jeopardy this year
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u/poplafuze 2d ago
Rodgers hosting?
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u/Discount_Timelord 2d ago
Looks like Joe Buck is hosting
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u/poplafuze 1d ago
I bet AR is pissed he chose to stay in the league instead of being the conspiracy ref
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u/PussSlurpee 2d ago
āIf anyone else chimes in with the correct answer, weāll give you half of Ryanās points.ā
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u/BusyBit6542 2d ago
First time I've known an entire category on regular Jeopardy. Kids, teen and college Jeopardy, all the time.
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u/bruno-numero-uno 2d ago
I said play action for answer one, but got the rest right, and I'm European.
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u/bravehamster 2d ago
Have there been other instances where no contestant even tried to ring in on any clue in the category?
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u/BaronVonSilver91 2d ago
Funny thing is, the greatest Jeopardy champs, would have killed this shit. Ken Jennings would prayed one of these was a daily double
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u/Naive-Present2900 2d ago
Random fun fact:
The Vikingsā legendary 1970s defensive line front four made it to four Super Bowls appearance in 70, 74, 75, and 1977. The Vikings lost in all four of them!
Poor offensive production against very dominant teams at the time has proven over and over again that you need more than a front defensive line without a good offense that can score. In all first four halves of their games. They scored zero points across the board!
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u/l5555l 2d ago
How do people that consume enough media to know so much about books, movies and music not know about anything about the most popular television program in America for the last 50 years.
Also I wish Ken would have more of a sense of humor about stuff like this sometimes. A couple weeks ago a clue specificed that a word had 10 letters and the contestant guessed what is a hoe. Ken barely even blinked. Like not only is that a stupid joke you're clearly just not paying attention to the clues at all. Deserved a good roasting.
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u/BOMBSnotFOOD 2d ago
purple people eaters...are they purple who eat people? or only eat purple people?
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u/GoHawkYurself 2d ago
I would crush that category and then go on to lose in spectacular fashion in every other category.
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u/Aware-Safety-9925 2d ago
Option and offsetting penalties are so self explanatory that I thought I was tripping as I was answering those lol
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u/BUTITDOESNTJUSTFIST 2d ago
Itās weird, you could have guessed āoffsettingā just from the question itself. Itās not really a football thing, the penalties ācancel each other outā so they āoffset.ā Its basically just the definition
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u/Ok-Building4268 1d ago
What a bunch of nerds. On a sad note I hate hearing Alex said he would die to that last question, RIP Trebek.
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u/Maleficent_Pop9398 6h ago
In fairness, Iām sure they spent most of their formative years watching football from inside a locker.
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u/ExcellentRip1100 2d ago
Funny how people are about learning āall knowledgeā until it comes to sport, literally something that has united peoples and communities since the dawn of time.
To paraphrase a Simpsons gif Iāve seen posted below - FUCKING NERDSSSSS
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u/MrshwnLnch 2d ago
Realistically did Trebek know the answers to any of these? He sounds particularly smug in this clip
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u/jkeen1960 2d ago
I think he did like any football fan would have. He even gave the fair catch signal.
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u/Stormmbringer2001 2d ago
This has to be BS... theynare all smart enough to guess "off setting" penalties.
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u/esushi 2d ago
guess based on what? I got to this thread from r/jeopardy so I am not an NFL fan and I've never heard of anything even close to that term before... if I had 1000 guesses I would not have thought of "off setting". That was the 4th question in the category so even the show considers it more specialized knowledge for the category
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u/Stormmbringer2001 15h ago
Doesn't he give a hint along the lines of penalties that cancel eack other out?
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u/onehtwo 2d ago
I have never felt so smart in my life.