Where did Nickelback get there name from?

Answer 1

The typical defensive set has two corner backs and two safeties (free safety and strong safety). The nickelback is the additional player added on plays when the defense is definitely expecting a passing play. He becomes the fifth, hence nickel, back in the defense's 'secondary' unit.
Nickelback's bass player, (Mike Kroeger) came up with the name. He used to work in a coffee shop (Star bucks) and was constantly saying, "here's a nickel back" when giving change.

Answer 2

i wass watchingg the nickelbackk biographyy andd chad krogeur saidd thatt theyy went to thiss cafee all the timee and you payedd with nickels so he decided to call his bandd nickelbackk,,, nickellback is my favv band iiLOveTHem :D... actually Mike (Bass) had worked at a cafe and he would always ask the customers "would you like your nickel back?" and from there they got their name :D

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Answer 3

Nickelback's bass player, (Mike Kroeger) came up with the name. He used to work in a coffee shop and was constantly saying, "here's a nickel back" when giving change.

Answer 4

Nickelback got their name from Mike Kroeger, because of his past job at Starbucks, he always said "Here's your nickel back" when he was giving change.

Answer 5

Easy, Mike kroeger...chad's (vocalist) brother worked before for starbucks, and he usely said " here is your nickel back "

Answer 6

Bassist Mike Kroeger used to work at a Starbucks and would repeatedly give 5 cents back in change, saying "here's your nickel back."

Answer 7

Nickelback got their name from Mike Kroeger , because of his past job in StarBucks , he always said here's your nickelback when he was giving change .

Answer 8

Nickelback got their name from Mike Kroeger , because of his past job in StarBucks , he always said here's your nickelback when he was giving change .

Answer 9

Its name originates from the nickel in change that band member Mike Kroeger gave customers at his job at Starbucks; he would frequently say, "Here's your nickel back.