Emperor Palpatine character from the Star Wars motion picture series. Fearsome Foursome: The 1960s Los Angeles Rams defensive line. The Four Headed Monster: The 2017, 2018, and 2019 New England Patriots running backs. The Fun Bunch: The Washington Redskins endzone celebrations after touchdowns in the early to mid 1980's. This group's choreographed touchdown celebrations led to a league-wide ban of "excessive celebration" in 1984. G Men: Nickname of the New York Giants. Gang Green: Nickname of the New York Jets, or the Philadelphia Eagles defensive team from 1987 to 1990, when the team was coached by Buddy Ryan. The Ghosts: The 2019 New England Patriots secondary, in reference to Jets quarterback Sam Darnold "seeing ghosts" on Monday Night Football. The Gravediggers: The 2020 Tampa Bay Buccaneers front seven, which led the league in rushing defense and were 6th in the league in sacks. The Greatest Show on Turf: The 1999–2001 St. Louis Rams record-breaking offensive team featuring Kurt Warner, Marshall Faulk, Issac Bruce, Torry Holt, Az-Zahir Hakim, and Ricky Proehl. They were recognized as one of the greatest offenses to play in NFL history. (Note: The first team referred to as "The Greatest Show on Turf" was the 1992 Houston Oilers, the title of their 1993 NFL Films highlight film. The Oilers employed the wide-open run-and-shoot offense.) Gritz Blitz: Nickname for the 1977 Atlanta Falcons defense led by then defensive assistant Jerry Glanville that allowed the fewest points per game (9.2) in NFL history. Ground Chuck: Nickname for the conservative, ball-control offense favored by coach Chuck Knox. The Iggles: Nickname for the Philadelphia Eagles. Homeland Defense: Nickname for the New England Patriots defense during their runs to Super Bowl XXXVIII and XXXIX. The Hogs: The Washington Redskins' offensive line in the 1980s. They were considered one of the largest and strongest offensive lines in football history, originally consisting of Joe Jacoby, Russ Grimm, Mark May, George Starke, and Jeff Bostic. Jackson 5: Nickname of the 2017 Jacksonville Jaguars secondary coming from the famous music group Jeff Stoutland University: Philadelphia Eagles 2022 offensive line. Coined by Jordan Mailata. Kardiac Kids: The 1980 Cleveland Browns offensive unit featuring Brian Sipe, Greg Pruitt, Ozzie Newsome, Dave Logan, and Reggie Rucker who had a penchant for having games decided in the final moments. The Killer Bees: The 1982 Miami Dolphins defensive team; six of their 11 starters had last names that began with the