American football's daily games lean on the NFL's deep record book. Several hide one player and compare your guesses on team, division, position, college, jersey number or Super Bowl rings. The grids ask for a different player in each of nine squares where a franchise meets an honor, a college or a position.
Some go somewhere no other sport's games do: three of them hand you a real late-game situation and let you call each play and spend the timeouts, then show how the drive turns out. Others link two players through shared rosters, sort sixteen names into four hidden groups, put famous games in order, or reward the most obscure correct answer.
The NFL edition of Sports Reference's grid: nine squares, each crossing two categories such as a franchise and first-team All-Pro honors, and nine guesses to fill them.
A three-by-three NFL grid of crossing colleges, teams, honors and positions: name a player for each box, as nine guesses lead into a locked-score overtime.
Guess the mystery NFL player, comparing traits such as team and position after each miss, on a site packed with other football modes like Draftle and grids.
Hunt for the NFL player using college, position, team and division, plus birth year and Super Bowl rings, with arrows on numbers and extra emoji and image rounds.
Eight tries to name an NFL player from jersey number, team, position, division, age and height, or switch to a 15-guess classic mode.
Pin an NFL roster to its franchise and era from players' stat lines, revealed one per miss from obscure to star, with six tries at the city.
Find which NFL players belong together among sixteen names, where the four links might be a jersey number, draft class, college or award, with six mistakes to spend.
Link two NFL players through a chain of teammates, adding names who shared a roster with the previous player, and aim to match the shortest route on the board.
Answer five NFL prompts with player names, where rarer correct answers gain more yards, as you drive toward the end zone with half a minute per play.
Seven NFL questions against a 60-second clock: give any valid answer, but the more obscure your pick, the deeper your ball dives and the higher you score.
Sort five pro football milestones, from famous games to record performances, into the order they happened, using no more than three checks.
Take over the play-calling for a real late-game NFL situation, on offense or defense, and see how each choice shifts the team's chances of winning.
Step into a real NFL team's final-minutes drive from an actual game, calling each play and managing timeouts and the clock to see if you can outdo the real coach.
Call plays and spend timeouts in a late NFL drive, either a classic two-minute scenario or the day's real game ending, with the clock pausing while you choose.
