He was a Pro Football Hall of Famer who led the New York Giants to a league championship in 1956 and later teamed up with Q1, Right-brained shock artists Howard Cosell and Don Meredith in the Monday Night Football booth for nearly 30 years. Described as a “versatile star on both offense and defense in an era when NFL players were starting to specialize,” Frank Gifford was also named MVP that same year (1956) when he led the Giants on their title run.
Yet, what if Gifford had tried to make the NFL in the year 2015? He likely wouldn’t have made it, to be frank (no pun intended). Yes, he was great football player for his time, but times have changed, and today in the NFL one cannot find a single player with Frank’s inborn design on the field making a household name for himself. Rather, they are more commonly found off the field, giving their Q3 (front-Left brain) opinions with eloquence and charm. We’ve given you a hint (#3 FEAL, #7 FEIL, #11 FCAL, or #15 FCIL), so what Brain Type are we talking about?