50 point trivia question: What do these teams have in common....

jaeguyoon · 10-24-12, 08:12 PM

Miami all over romney
Denver all over obama

Grits n' Gravy · 10-24-12, 08:14 PM

Elway has horse teeth and Marino did blow with Obama.

peacebyinches · 10-24-12, 08:19 PM

Brandon Marshall, a member of the Broncos at the time (right before Obama was elected) tried to make a controversial celebration (using a glove as a 'prop' much like when Tommie Smith and John Carlos raised there fists for black power after getting medals in the 1968 olympics). Brandon Marshall later played for the Miami Dolphins.

Now, John Elway, a head figure in the Broncos franchise is a key supporter of the republican party.

shooms79 · 10-24-12, 09:12 PM

Obama - miami
Romney - denver

Number of letters LOL

gdoom · 10-24-12, 09:35 PM

Both Miami as well as Denver are large economical centers in the United states. Also, both teams are in the AFC and have won SuperBowls. Furthermore, both of these teams have had Hall of Fame quarterbacks including but not limitied to John Elway and Dan Marino. In addition, both teams nowadays are teams that have a great deal of talent, however have been somehat struggling.

Popcorn Trick · 10-24-12, 09:42 PM

Originally posted by jaeguyoon

Miami all over romney
Denver all over obama

And that's what they have in common?

Grits n' Gravy · 10-25-12, 12:05 AM

Ok Lou, give my girl some points for this answer. Mayweather has bet on both teams over the past 2 seasons.

And according to my friend, he will be fighting in 2013 but Pacman is a longshot still for opponent.

GOIRISH · 10-25-12, 01:17 AM

Both their mascots are mammals?

Pick'nParlays · 10-25-12, 06:10 AM

Both are pieces of shit

RyanLeafOfBets · 10-25-12, 07:18 AM

Reggie Bush = Barack Obama
Peyton Manning = Mitt Romney

Dark Horse · 10-25-12, 07:52 AM

Dolphins: Bush, Wilson
Broncos: Adams, Jackson

Each team has two presidential names.

mrpooh · 10-25-12, 08:16 AM

Is anyone close?

will2survive · 10-25-12, 09:07 AM

Both are running neck and neck in the seasonal standings (at 3-3) and could possibly "take charge" of their divisions with a possible upcoming victory and a defeat by their "running mates".

will2survive · 10-25-12, 09:13 AM

Both are running neck and neck (at 3-3) and one team is looking to dethrown the leader (New England) while the other team (Denver) is looking to "remain in office" and "repeat" as divisional champions

stealthyburrito · 10-25-12, 10:29 AM

Why have I not been credited.

I know I have the right answer.

jaeguyoon · 10-25-12, 10:51 AM

Originally posted by Popcorn Trick

And that's what they have in common?

no idea bro. just my sad attempt at free 50 pts. lol.

will2survive · 10-25-12, 11:23 AM

Lou: can we get another hint? I thought my answers were pretty good. Part of this is about the points but I really want to know what your answer is.

will2survive · 10-25-12, 12:12 PM

With public support, both the Dolphins and Broncos are in a virtual tie at the present time, and the future will determine which "team' is successful in obtaining the ultimate goal of supremacy between the two adversaries.

usernametaken · 10-25-12, 12:28 PM

both franchises started in the AFL

SBR Lou · 10-25-12, 12:37 PM

Okay another hint:

It has to do with a game each played on a certain date. Make the connection and be descriptive. Use my avatar for a clue.

usernametaken · 10-25-12, 12:37 PM

they are both 2-3 in super bowls

mrpooh · 10-25-12, 02:20 PM

they were the two teams playing the first time you got a Romney hard on?

falconticket · 10-25-12, 02:41 PM

Played on convention nights

solador78 · 10-25-12, 02:55 PM

Locations of the presidential debates/stand-up comedy routines.

Optional · 10-25-12, 02:55 PM

Originally posted by SBR Lou

Okay another hint:

It has to do with a game each played on a certain date. Make the connection and be descriptive. Use my avatar for a clue.

Is the date June 7, 2011?

will2survive · 10-25-12, 05:00 PM

Lou, I think u need to be more specific. Nobody will get this. Are you referring to Romney or the election? Is it games or a single game?

bigsmitty · 10-25-12, 05:09 PM

Both "Miami Dolphins" and "Denver Broncos" have 13 total letters and the Nov 6 2012 Election will have 13 state and territorial governor's races. Cheers

ttwarrior1 · 10-25-12, 05:43 PM

how does that have to do with any game

JohnGalt2341 · 10-25-12, 05:49 PM

Originally posted by mrpooh

they were the two teams playing the first time you got a Romney hard on?

I'll expand on this... the last time Miami played Denver was October 23rd 2011. Lou was watching the game... but he was secretly thinking about Romney. During the game he decided to make Mitt his avatar. Exactly 1 year and 1 day later he started this thread.

SBR Lou · 10-25-12, 05:52 PM

Another hint: Think of the election date when looking for the two games in question these teams played, make the connection, describe it from start to finish.

mrpooh · 10-25-12, 07:17 PM

Miami and Denver are the only two NFL teams to be undefeated on the date November 6th.

ericthegangster · 10-25-12, 09:07 PM

If Denver rushes for more than 106 yards in its fifth game of the season, the incumbent party wins. Otherwise, the out-of-power party wins. This rule has held for every election since the Denver Broncos' first season in 1960. This year the Broncos played the Patriots and Willis McGahee was the leading rusher with only 51 yards. This indicates a Romney win.

If the New York Jets win their second away game, the Republican wins the White House. Otherwise, the Democrat wins. The Jets beat the Dolphins in overtime on Sept. 23. This indicates a Romney win.

EmpireMaker · 10-25-12, 09:19 PM

Lies told in the speech that photo was taken at = total points scored in the next Dolphins game + the next Broncos game

InTheDrink · 10-25-12, 09:22 PM

LOL @ 50 pts for this guy pushing some obscure nonsense about a bullshit agenda

cash$bro91 · 10-25-12, 10:57 PM

On November 6, 1966 Miami gave up a safety on a blocked punt for the last score of the game losing to the Buffalo Bills 29-0. On November 6, 1988 Denver gave up a safety to the Kansas City Chiefs for the first score of the game when Tony Dorsett was tackled in the end zone but the Broncos still prevailed 17-11.

Is that the connection you are looking for Lou?