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Aaron, Eli, and Andrew: quarterbacks on parade. A Week 7 NFL quiz
As President Obama and Mitt Romney debated national defense issues Monday night, the Chicago Bears parlayed their own rugged defense into a 13-7 victory over the Detroit. In terms of points allowed, San Francisco did Chicago even one better last Thursday, holding Seattle to just two first-half field goals in a 13-6 win. To review your knowledge of Week 7 NFL developments take this 12-question quiz.
9. In a 17-13 win over Cleveland, Indianapolis rookie Andrew Luck became the first Colts’ quarterback since 1988 to run for two touchdowns in a game. Who was the last player to do so?
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Jim Harbaugh |
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Ricky Turner |
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Jeff George |
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Peyton Manning |
