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List of NFL nicknames - Wikipedia. The following are nicknames throughout the history of the National Football League (NFL). Nicknames for entire teams, or whole offensive or defensive units. Ain'ts. The name persisted somewhat as, although they would later qualify for the playoffs several times since then, they did not win a playoff game until their defeat of the defending Super Bowl champion Rams in the Wild Card round of the 2. The franchise subsequently won four additional playoff games, defeating the Philadelphia Eagles in the 2. Divisional Round, the Arizona Cardinals and the Minnesota Vikings in the 2.

Divisional Round and NFC Championship, and the Indianapolis Colts in Super Bowl XLIV. The recent run of success has changed the meaning of the . The negative use of the term is still used by fans of NFL teams that typically play against New Orleans, usually by their division rivals' Atlanta Falcons and Carolina Panthers fans. America's Team. This defense is considered one of the greatest of all time, and is perhaps the greatest 3–4 defense in NFL history.

After the hiring of Wade Phillips, the defense went from almost last ranked in the NFL to ranked second at the end of the 2. AFC South for the first time and reaching the post- season for the first time in franchise history.

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The name is taken from the Rage Against The Machine song of the same name. Bungles. Name also used for any failing Cincinnati Bengals team thereafter. Capital Punishment nickname of the Washington Redskins' defensive line. Cardiac Cardinals (Cards). Louis Cardinals. NFC East championship teams of 1. Noted for their come- from- behind wins under their head coach, Don Coryell. The name was resurrected for the 1.

Dallas in the wild card game. Louis Cardinals' 1. Known for close games often decided in the final minutes or the final play, thus giving their fans heart attacks; the term was used particularly during the team's 2. Super Bowl season when they led the league in comeback wins. The Jacksonville Jaguars also earned this nickname in the late 1. Most recently dubbed for the 2. Cincinnati Bengals for their astounding eight regular season games that were decided in the final minute of play.

Carson Palmer led seven game tying/winning drives in the final 5: 0. Cleveland Browns), losing only two of those eventually to the Denver Broncos on the . Mario Sestito of Troy, New York is credited with coining the name after a NY Giants newsletter at the time called 'Inside Football' held a contest to name this defensive unit, consisting of Taylor, Harry Carson, Brian Kelley, and Brad Van Pelt. Da Bears. Sometimes used to retroactively refer to the 1. Bears. The Deadskins: Given to the Washington Redskins squads under Daniel Snyder ownership for the team's poor performances, particularly during the 2. Death on Wings: The Baltimore Ravens defeat teams as if their opponents' deaths were on the wings of a bird that was attacking them. Dirty Birds. The name originates from an end zone dance started by Jamal Anderson that was adopted by all the players upon scoring.

Dome Patrol. This all star group included Rickey Jackson, Sam Mills, Pat Swilling, and Vaughan Johnson. The linebacker corps made NFL history as having all four elected to the same Pro Bowl. Dolts: Derisive name given whenever the Indianapolis Colts or San Diego Chargers (whose nickname is the . Doomsday I, the unit that led the Cowboys to victory in Super Bowl VI, was anchored by future Pro Football Hall of Fame members Herb Adderley, Bob Lilly, and Mel Renfro, while Doomsday II, which spearheaded the drive to the title in Super Bowl XII, featured Hall of Famer Randy White and fellow defensive linemen Harvey Martin and Ed . They were given that name because they .

Simpson, who was nicknamed . Coach Bill Bellichick was deemed . Louis Rams record- breaking offensive team. They were recognized as one of the greatest offenses to play in NFL history. The Oilers employed the wide- open run- and- shoot offense.). Louis Cardinals from 1.

Arizona in 1. 98. The names were coincidental; the football Cardinals had the nickname in Chicago before moving to St. Louis, where the baseball team already existed. Gritz Blitz. The Gritz Blitz defense consisted of defensive tackles Jim Bailey and Mike Lewis, defensive ends Claude Humphrey and Jeff Merrow, cornerbacks Rick Byas, and Rolland Lawrence, safeties Ray Brown and Ray Easterling, and linebackers Greg Brezina, Fulton Kuykendall, Ralph Ortega, and Robert Pennywell.

Named after Kelly and TE Keith Mc. Keller. It was a success (four consecutive Super Bowl appearances) due to teams not being able to sub in their players in a timely fashion due to the quickness of the offense. They had their own version of the Run & Shoot Offense with Thurman Thomas in the backfield as their tailback along with Don Beebe and Andre Reed as their receivers. The Killer Bees. They allowed only 1. The Killer B's: Three members of the Pittsburgh Steelers, consisting of Ben Roethlisberger, Le'Veon Bell, Antonio Brown, and sometimes Chris Boswell.

Name was first used during the 2. NFL season. Legion of Boom: The dominant secondary of the Seattle Seahawks, consisting of 2. All- Pro safety tandem Earl Thomas and Kam Chancellor as well as the league's largest set of corners in 6'4. The nickname refers to the physical play of a unit typified by . Their name can be attributed to the group of DC comic villains . It refers to the team's All- Pro Secondary that included Chris Harris Jr.

Wade Phillips 3- 4 defense led the league in most defensive categories and was wisely considered the best of the NFL. Million Dollar Backfield was given to two historical backfields. It was first used to refer to the backfield of the then–Chicago Cardinals in 1.

Charles Bidwill spent an unprecedented amount of money to lure several of the era's top players to the team. Originally used for the University of Chicago Maroons college football team. Fans began showing up at Shea Stadium with . They earned their nickname the previous year when Dallas coach Tom Landry said in an interview prior to Super Bowl VI that he could not remember the names of the Miami defensive players. Orange Crush. Many of those players also played for Allen when he coached the Los Angeles Rams from 1. Patsies. It is also an allusion to the movie and song .

The name is a reference to both the purple uniforms of the Vikings and the 1. Sheb Wooley song .

A group of crows is called a . Technically, a group of Ravens is referred to as an .

Purple Unkindness is a less catchy nickname. Riptide Rush is a flavor of purple Gatorade. Purple is the Ravens' main color.

Sack City: The Kansas City Chiefs 2. Justin Houston and company. Sack Pack. The Sack Pack were defensive tackles Joe Ehrmann (#7.

Mike Barnes (#6. 3) and defensive ends Fred Cook (#7. John Dutton (#7. 8). In 1. 97. 5, the Sack Pack established itself with 5. It had 5. 6 the following year and 4. San Diego Super Chargers. The nickname was a play on the phrase Iron Curtain during the height of the Cold War. Seagulls. Also, fans sometimes might call the team this nickname when they do poorly during games.

Sons of Anarchy: The New York Jets defensive line of the early 2. Muhammad Wilkerson, Damon Harrison, and Sheldon Richardson. On November 1. 7, 1.

Tampa Bay erased a 1. Inspired from his mentor Deion .

Afterward fans continued to use the term. Big Ben. 2 ranked Florida State Seminoles scoring two +6. Seminoles 2. 4- 7 for the program's biggest upset in 3. He also set Rookie Super Bowl Records for Receptions an Receiving yards in his first Super Bowl in the 1.

Big Daddy. Many players compared one of Lewis's hits to the feeling of running into a brick wall. Broadway Joe. Won gold medal and set world record in the 1. Summer Olympics. Burner.

Got the name in college. The Bus. Also referred to as Captain America for his strong old fashioned beliefs likening him to the comic book hero. C. C. Best known for his one- handed, sideline circus catches.

Was part of the 3- Deep threats along with Vikings teammate Randy Moss, and Jake Reed. CJ2. K, CJ2', CJ1. KChris Johnson. CJ for Chris Johnson, 2. K for his 2. 00. 0- yard rushing season, 2 as a play on CJ2. K and a reference to his poor performance towards the beginning of the 2. Comeback Kid. Mario Sestito of Troy, New York is credited with coining the name after a NY Giants newsletter at the time called 'Inside Football' held a contest to name this defensive unit. Curtis . Moats are large trenches surrounding castles that served as a line of defense.

Double Trouble. Used by New York Giants fans in reference to quarterback Eli Manning claiming that he considers himself in the same elite class of quarterbacks as Tom Brady during a preseason interview. Manning backed up this claim by beating Brady and the New England Patriots in Super Bowl XLVIThe Face Cleaver. He has filed for a trademark on the nickname. Fast Willie. It was later turned around to Fitztragic when his play, as well as the team's, declined. Five- Head. Manning Payton ! Peyton Manning. Due to his prominent and very tall forehead.

Flash 8. 0. Raji. KUSHIDA Vs Dragon Lee Vs Will Ospreay streaming in english with english subtitles 4320p there. A play off the nickname of William . Watch full movie Millie Inbetween in english with english subtitles in UHD. Notre Dame students and alumni are also referred to as . Golden comes from the fact that the New Orleans Saints' secondary color is gold. He is also nicknamed this after his breakout 2. NFL Season at the tight end position with the New Orleans Saints. The Grand Old Man.

Blanda George ! George Blanda. For playing till the age of 4. NFL. Greg The Leg. Also a play off of the Incredible Hulk due to Rob's size, power, and dominance. The Gunslinger. Played his entire career with the Atlanta Falcons and was part of the 1. The nickname, which became a symbol of the XFL, stuck with Smart after he joined the NFL. Hefty Lefty, Pillsbury Throwboy, The Round Mound of Touchdown.

Houshmandzadeh. Play on the first syllable of his name. Hogs ! Hogs. Watt. Used by multiple media outlets for his ability to tip passes at the line of scrimmage.

Began towards the start of the 2. NFL season. Jake .