How to Play
Assemble a team of historical NFL legends and find out if they could go a perfect 20-0 — and win the Super Bowl.
🎰 Spin the slot machine
Each round, press SPIN to roll a random team and era (e.g. "Cowboys, 1992–96"). Modern eras span 5 years; legend eras span a decade or more. You'll see every player from that team in that window.
📋 Draft 12 positions
Pick one player from the spin and place them into an open slot. You fill your offense first, then your defense. FLEX spots accept multiple positions, and versatile players (like an edge/linebacker) can fill more than one slot.
🔄 Use re-rolls wisely
Don't like a spin? You get one re-roll per side of the ball. Every run also guarantees exactly one legend era — a curated all-time-great team from before 1999. A team + era never repeats in a run.
🏆 Simulate your season
Once all 12 spots are filled, your team plays a full 20-game season (17 regular + 3 playoff). Land a perfect 20-0 to win the Super Bowl — then share your roster and grade with friends.
Your 12-man roster
📊 How scoring works
Ratings are era-relative — every player is judged against their own era's peers, so a 1970s great stands shoulder to shoulder with a modern one. (The rating itself is always hidden — infer it from the stats, the year, and your football knowledge.)
Your record is the position-weighted strength of all 12 starters. Premium positions count for more, so a star there is worth chasing:
Balance is everything: a single weak spot drags your average down, and only a near-flawless roster runs the table.
🔢 What counts toward each rating
Each rating weighs impact plays the most (touchdowns, sacks, interceptions), then grades every player against their own era's peers at the same position — so a 1985 star and a 2015 star are measured fairly. Here's the gist of what each spot rewards:
Standout kick/punt returns count for whoever made them. Pre-1999 legends are curated by their era dominance and accolades rather than these modern box-score stats.
Full player stats visible — make informed picks.
Stats hidden — draft from memory and football IQ. Ball knowers only.