How to Play

Top 10 Quiz

You're given an NFL stat category - like career passing yards, rushing touchdowns, or sacks - and you need to name the players on that list from memory. Lists run five to ten deep.

• Type a player's name to guess.
• Correct guesses fill in the leaderboard.
• Only WRONG guesses are budgeted - three to five of them, by list length.
• Name most of the list to win the day; naming every one is the flex.

NFL Bingo

A 4×4 board of tiles, each representing a different NFL stat or achievement. Match the right player to each tile.

• You are dealt one player at a time, each matching at least one tile.
• Tap the tile you think he fits - the tap IS the guess, and a wrong tile loses him.
• Complete one line - a row, a column or a diagonal - before the players run out. That is the win; the full board is the flex.
• Wrong guesses cost you - be strategic about which tiles you go for.
• Clear all 16 tiles for a blackout and a +80 point bonus on top of your score.

Higher or Lower

Two NFL players, one stat. Guess whether the second player's career stat is higher or lower than the first.

• You're shown Player A's stat value.
• Decide if Player B's stat is higher or lower.
• Ten rounds a day, five lives - a wrong answer costs a life.
• Clear all ten rounds before your lives run out to win the day.

Who Am I?

A mystery NFL player is hidden behind six clues. Clues are revealed one at a time - the fewer clues you need, the better your score.

• Read each clue carefully - they go from vague to specific.
• Guess after any clue if you think you know the player.
• Name him at all and the day is a win; the fewer clues you needed, the better the score.
• Guessing early earns more points.
• There is no skip: a wrong guess is what turns over the next clue.

Connections

16 NFL players are displayed on a board. Your job is to find the four groups of four players that share a hidden connection.

• Select four players you think belong to the same group.
• If you're right, the group is revealed with its category.
• Find all four groups to win the day - you have five lives, and the fifth mistake ends it.
• Categories range from obvious to tricky - save the hardest for last.

2 Truths 1 Lie

You're given three statements about NFL players or history. Two are true and one is false - spot the lie.

• Read all three statements carefully.
• Tap the one you think is the lie.
• Five rounds a day; spot four of the five lies to win.
• Covers everything from stats to draft history to team records.

Career Path

Five mystery players a day, revealed only by the franchises they played for, in order. Name each player from his journey.

• Solve three of the five rounds and the day is a win.
• Rounds go easy to hard - the last ones are deep cuts.
• The fewer hints you need, the better your score.

Survival

Answer streak-style questions until you miss - one wrong answer ends the run. The gauntlet is 100 rounds deep, so clearing it is a perfect run. Replay all day; only your best run counts.

• A run of ten banks the day as a win.
• The longer the run, the bigger the score.
• Your best attempt of the day goes on the board.

Scouting Report

One mystery player, eight guesses. Every guess compares seven scouting attributes - debut era, position, draft slot, college, size, franchises, Pro Bowls - with hotter/colder feedback.

• Name him inside eight guesses and the day is a win.
• Use the arrows: they point toward the mystery player's number.
• Shared franchises are the strongest clue - a green teams cell means the whole career map matches, and a yellow means at least one shared stop.

Gridiron Grid

A 3×3 grid where every cell crosses two categories - name a player who fits both. Nine guesses, each player usable once.

• Fill 6 of 9 cells to win; fill all nine for the flex.
• Rarity is scored against today's crowd - a pick nobody else made is a unicorn.
• The rarest grid of the day tops the leaderboard with the rainbow.

Six Points

Guess the day's NFL surname in six tries. Every submitted row grades each letter: gold in place, teal elsewhere in the name, gray not in it.

• Name him inside six guesses and the day is a win.
• Names run four to nine letters; the board sizes itself to the answer.
• Fewer guesses score higher - a solve in one is a perfect round.

Two-Minute Drill

Sixteen players on a 4×4 board under one career category. Trace a path from the top row to the bottom, one adjacent cell per row, collecting the biggest totals you can in twenty seconds.

• Five boards a day; your score is the mean percent of the optimal path.
• Average 60% of optimal across the day's boards to win the day - the reveal shows the best path in teal.

Play Clock

A list question - Super Bowl MVPs, the 1990s Cowboys - and a clock scaled to the list's length. Type names; every correct one adds five seconds, up to a three-minute cap.

• The clock opens on at least 100 seconds and never above 180 - the +5s stops at that cap.
• Name half the counted list to win. A deep cut outside the list still counts.

Roll Call

A real NFL playoff game since 1970. Name everyone who threw a pass, carried the ball or caught one; their box-score line lands on the roster as you go.

• Name half the men who touched the ball and the day is a win.
• Ten wrong guesses end the round; wrong answers cost nothing else.
• The defense's playmakers - a sack, a pick, a forced fumble or a fumble recovery - are the bonus tier.

Deep Cut

A list question with five slots. The rarer your correct answer, the more it scores - the household name is worth the least.

• Six wrong guesses end the round; 150 rarity points wins it.
• Popularity is our own estimate of how well known each answer is, not a survey.

Crowd Favourite

Deep Cut's idea turned upside down, on its own question: guess the six most popular answers on the board. The two games never ask the same thing on the same day.

• Reveal half the board - three of the six rows - and the day is a win.
• Three lives; a miss costs one.
• Landing the number-one answer fires the NUMBER ONE stamp - unless it is your last reveal, when the round's own stamp takes the moment.

Era Draft

Every day fixes one sim era. Spin a wheel of franchise eras ten times and draft one player per spin into your ten slots - then the season plays out in that era's style.

• Two respins for the whole draft; out-of-era and out-of-position men are taxed.
• Win half your games for the playoffs; a title fires the Ring season stamp.

Tips

• Games reset daily at midnight Eastern Time - come back every day to keep your streak alive.
• Create a free account to save your stats and compete on the leaderboard.
• Share your results with friends after each game.
• Feeling competitive? Possession is the head-to-head board game - fully replayable, ranked, and waiting.