John Elway
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John Elway

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Howie Long
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Hall of Fame Broncos quarterback John Elway accomplished many feats during his NFL career, but he was best known as an artist of the fourth quarter comeback. Including the playoffs, Elway orchestrated 35 of them during a 16-year career, the most famous of which, “The Drive,” occurred during the 1986 AFC Championship against the Browns. A much-hyped QB coming out of Stanford, the 6-foot-3 Elway was the first overall pick of the Baltimore Colts in 1983 but was traded to Denver. Elway made nine Pro Bowls, won the 1987 MVP and passed for over 50,000 yards. The Broncos QB started in five Super Bowls, winning two; those victories came in his final two seasons. Elway later moved to the personnel side, winning a Super Bowl as GM of the Denver Broncos.

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Howie Long
Howie
Long
Howie Long, a former eight-time Pro Bowl defensive end for the Raiders from 1981 to 1993, was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2000. Long, a Massachusetts native, totaled 84 career sacks and in January 1984 helped the Raiders beat the Redskins in Super Bowl XVIII. After retiring in 1993, Long became a studio analyst for the show, “Fox NFL Sunday,” and won an Emmy Award in 1997. In addition to his role on “NFL Sunday,” Long is an analyst for Thursday Night Football’s pregame and halftime shows.
Profession:
reporter
Place of Birth:
Somerville, MA
Preferred Team:
Oakland Raiders
Rob Riggle
Rob
Riggle
Rob Riggle is an actor and comedian who has appeared in movies including “The Hangover,” “Step Brothers,” and “21 Jump Street.” He has appeared on many TV shows such as “30 Rock,” “The Office,” “Arrested Development,” and “The Daily Show,” for which he was a correspondent. A former Marine, Riggle grew up in the Kansas City area and has been attending Chiefs games since he was a boy. In 2010, he narrated a video that was shown at Arrowhead Stadium in which he spoke passionately about the franchise and arena’s significance to the city. In 2018, following the Chiefs’ 54-51 loss to the Rams, Riggle posted a picture of himself on social media pretending to be passed out from exhaustion.
Profession:
actor
Place of Birth:
Louisville, KY
Preferred Team:
Kansas City Chiefs