Explore past plays, see where the yards came from, and learn what to notice next time.
This drive
So far in this game
Counts from the reported plays. These describe this game; they do not predict the next play.
Recent plays
Latest first
Waiting for the first play.
How it works
Pick a game, then keep watching on TV. Before the snap, a hint suggests where to look. Tap an underlined football term for a definition.
The percentages come from past run and pass choices in similar situations. They do not tell us the next play or how anyone is lined up. The app does not watch your TV picture.
Recent plays explains what happened and what changed. The drive story connects those plays, including progress from penalties. Open So far in this game to see which players and parts of the field have been involved. Updates can arrive late or be corrected.
Use See the idea for a diagram and a question about what you noticed. Those answers are your observations, not a graded quiz. Diagrams explain the concept; they do not reconstruct the players’ actual paths.
Explore plays uses named examples from past games, including NFL charting from FTN Data via nflverse. Historical examples are separate from the live game. Passing detail is shown only when its numbers agree with the play report.
If the app gets ahead of your TV, use TV delay to hold cards, plays, and scores by 0–90 seconds. Adjust it as you watch. Your occasional picks are practice: a correct prediction does not measure your understanding of a football concept.
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TV delay
Seeing results here before they happen on TV? Add a delay.
Cards, plays, and scores will wait the number of seconds you choose.
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When the play below finishes on TV, tap I saw this play.
Waiting for a new play.
This needs a fresh play. We skip older plays and updates that arrive together. If your TV is ahead, adding a delay will not help.
Seeing several plays during a commercial? They may be late updates, or your broadcast may be behind. A fixed delay cannot smooth out uneven updates.
Pick a game to check the feed.
The game clock comes from the feed and may be delayed.