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Think you know about the Minnesota Vikings? Put your knowledge to the test with this selection of quizzes on everything purple and gold.
The book covers the whole history of the franchise, from the Super Bowl near misses of the 70s and the explosive teams of the 1990s through to the exciting Dalvin Cook / Justin Jefferson era of the present day.
The biggest names in Vikings history are present and correct so look out for questions on Randy Moss, Cris Carter, Adrian Peterson, Kirk Cousins, Fran Tarkenton, Jared Allen and many, many more.
There are 500 questions in all covering running backs and receivers, coaches and quarterbacks, pass rushers and punters and much else besides.
Each quiz contains a selection of 20 questions and is either a mixed bag of pot luck testers or is centered on a specific category such as the 1990s or defense.
There are easy, medium and hard questions offering something for Minnesota novices as well as professors of Vikings history.
Who is the only Vikings quarterback to throw four touchdown passes of 50 yards or more in the same game?
Which receiver's 99-yard touchdown catch against the Bears in November 2008 is the longest in team history?
Who were the four Vikings quarterbacks to throw 20 or more TD passes in a season during the 1990s?
Who is the leading point scorer in franchise history who is not a kicker?
Find out the answers to these and many more questions in the Minnesota Vikings Football Quiz Book.
About the author
Chris Bradshaw started writing about sports after a spell working at Sportspages, described by Sports Illustrated as 'the world's coolest bookshop'.He has since compiled more than 25 quiz and trivia books on a wide variety of subjects from the NFL, college football and baseball through to soccer, cricket, darts, cycling and even soap operas. They include books for The Times (of London) and Britain's biggest selling daily newspaper, The Sun.He has written for various publications including Bleacher Report, Europe's top poker magazine Bluff Europe and cricket quarterly, The Nightwatchman.Based in Birmingham, he has followed American sports for over 35 years.
