NFL Wordle
Matches Weddle's core loop and its eight-guess limit: each NFL player you name is checked on clues like jersey number, team, division and position, and a classic mode stretches the limit to fifteen.
Weddle is a football take on Wordle: you have eight guesses to identify the day's mystery NFL player, and each miss shows how its team, position and other traits compare with the answer. The site goes far beyond one puzzle, with Hard and Pro Bowl versions, a daily for each of the 32 teams, unlimited play, a college edition, Draftle games including Heisman and Hall of Fame sets, grids, a scramble and a two-minute drill. That depth keeps football fans coming back after the main puzzle is solved.
NFL player guessers lead, since they share Weddle's compare-the-traits loop, followed by a roster puzzle, NFL grids like the ones on Weddle's own menu, teammate chains and groupings, quick trivia sprints, and two college football games for fans of its college edition.
Matches Weddle's core loop and its eight-guess limit: each NFL player you name is checked on clues like jersey number, team, division and position, and a classic mode stretches the limit to fifteen.
Another NFL player hunt, this one adding the player's college and his Super Bowl ring count to the usual team, position and division, with numeric arrows and bonus rounds played from emoji and pictures.
Flips the target from one player to a whole roster: stat lines appear one by one, the least known names first, and within six tries you identify the franchise, its city and the era.
Sports Reference's football grid, in the same family as the GOAT and Pro Bowl grids on Weddle's menu: each of nine squares pairs two categories, a team with an All-Pro selection for example, and nine guesses must cover them all.
Another 3x3 football board, where rows and columns mix colleges, franchises, awards and positions, and once your nine regular guesses are spent, an overtime phase begins with your score already locked.
Turns roster knowledge into a route: starting from one NFL player, you add teammates of the previous name until the target player is reached, aiming for a path as short as the one on the board.
Sorts sixteen football names into four concealed groups tied by something like a shared number, draft year, school or honor, with six errors allowed, a test of the same details Weddle's columns compare.
A football field as a scoreboard: five NFL prompts, each answered with a player, and the less common your valid pick, the more yards you gain toward a touchdown, with thirty seconds per play.
Seven quick football questions on a minute-long timer, where any correct answer counts but obscure ones sink deeper for more points, a fast check on the depth Weddle's unlimited modes build.
Moves from players to history: you arrange five landmark moments in pro football, such as a famous game or a record-setting day, in chronological order, with three checks to get it right.
A stat-maximizing board: each row sets a condition, you choose a player who meets it, and the goal is the highest combined total in the day's category, with a football board alongside baseball and basketball.
Keeps the college theme in a plain word puzzle: guess a secret football term on a Wordle-like grid and follow the letter colors to it, a short companion to Weddle's college edition.
Weddle Classic allows eight guesses at the day's NFL player, and each wrong answer shows how its traits compare with the target. Hard and Pro Bowl versions sit beside Classic, each with a daily and an unlimited option, and there are separate daily puzzles for all 32 teams.
Yes. Weddle has a college edition alongside the pro game, and its Draftle modes include Heisman, Hall of Fame and First Roundle sets. For more college football, CFBordle is a Wordle-like puzzle built on college football vocabulary.
Immaculate Grid: Pro Football and NFL Grid both want a player for every one of nine squares, each defined by two crossing categories. Weddle's own menu also lists a GOAT Grid, a Pro Bowl Grid and a Draftle Grid, each with daily and unlimited versions, so grid fans have plenty to choose from.