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2022 rosters · Four 15-minute quarters · You call both sides of the ball
An X-and-O football game powered by historical plays.How it works
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Sampled points, field position and downs against the same opponent call. Close results are marked. One snap, not the rest of the game.
Game estimates, not guaranteed outcomes.
Learned estimates use pre-snap tracking. Unplayed outcomes are uncertain.
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Choose a team to get started.
Choose a play, then press Start to reveal the already-committed opponent. Customize lets you move players, draw routes and save plays. Learned estimates use measured pre-snap history where available; other cases keep historical outcomes. Hypothetical NFL results remain uncertain. The computer commits to its call before it receives yours. Its probabilities use team habits, down, distance, score and clock.
Players come from supported 2022 games. Pre-snap alignments and planned paths are illustrative. Early model motion seeds a full-play illustration of the sampled result; the finish is not a validated full-play forecast. Planned paths are not calibrated location probabilities. Usage badges describe matching historical league play families, not success odds or a prediction of a coach’s choice. Whole-play outcomes are sampled from similar historical plays; they are not predicted wins or verified effects of changing a call.
The game tracks downs, possession, scoring, four quarters and 2022 regular-season overtime. Kicks, conversions, returns and clock management are simplified. Penalties, injuries and substitutions are not simulated. A field animation is an illustration of the snap, not a reconstruction of an entire new NFL play.
Your game saves after each play. There is no real-time timer while you decide. Use Hurry up or a timeout to manage the simulated clock.
2022 NFL rules reference ↗
Feedback is saved privately for the project owner. Please leave out personal details.
Assignments guide movement. Defender reactions are experimental.