Read the situation
The spot opens with the real state of a 2022–2026 NFL game: score, clock, timeouts, and who has the ball. You coach one team from that moment to the final whistle.
Daily NFL play-calling game
2 Minute DrillThe free NFL play-calling game
Call the plays in real NFL endings. One drive a day, every call graded on win probability — then compare yourself with the coach who was actually there.
Play today's drill How it works
- 1,875real NFL endings
- 19play calls
- 2026season included
What is the 2 Minute Drill game?
2 Minute Drill is a free daily NFL play-calling game. You get one real late-game drive — the actual score, clock, down, distance, field position and timeouts from an NFL game — and you make the calls. The game plays out the snap, then grades the decision on how much it improved your team's chance to win. One drive a day, the same for every player, with no download and no account. Fans shorten it to the “2 min drill”; the game is the same idea with your hand on the call sheet.
How a drive works
Call the play
Run, pass, RPO or trick — 19 calls in four families, plus field goals, punts, spikes, kneels, timeouts and two-point tries when the situation asks for them. On defense you pick the look.
Get graded
Every call is valued by simulating the rest of the game thousands of times. You see the win-probability swing and a colour grade next to the play, not just the yards.
See how the two-minute drill game works, call by call
Graded on win probability, not highlights
A 12-yard completion on third-and-18 is not the same decision as a 12-yard completion on third-and-2. So the game grades the decision: before the snap it simulates the rest of the game for every option you had, compares your call with the best one, and scores the difference in win-probability points. The result of the play does not change the grade — a good call that failed is still a good call.
- ✓ Best call, or within 0.5 WP points
- ≈ Within 2 WP points
- ! Within 5 WP points
- ✗ More than 5 WP points worse
How calls are graded · the 2022–2026 late-game data
2026 season, updated weekly
The spots come from the 2022 through 2026 NFL seasons, playoffs included: 1,875 real late-game situations, from Week 1 to the Super Bowl. New spots from the current season go in with the weekly data build, so the daily drive keeps up with the league. Every situation is a real moment — no invented scores, no fictional teams.
Free, private, and ready in seconds
There are no ads, no accounts, no cookies and no trackers. The game is a static site with a local simulation: your progress and scores stay in your browser. On a phone you can add it to your home screen and play it like an app. It loads fast and works on the subway once it has loaded.
Three ways to play
Daily
One drive, the same for everyone, scored against thousands of simulated NFL play-callers.
Survivor
Real fourth quarters back to back. Win to keep the run alive; one loss ends it.
Practice
Any late-game spot, as many as you like, graded per decision without touching your daily score.
Built on open NFL data
Situations and play outcomes are built from public nflverse play-by-play, used under CC BY-SA 4.0. The simulation and the win-probability model are ours, and they are estimates, not certainties — the situation is real, the grades are a model.
Quick questions
Is 2 Minute Drill free?
Yes. Every mode is free: daily, survivor and practice, with no ads, no account and no download.
Do I need to sign up?
No. There is no login. Your progress and scores are saved in your browser, on your device.
How long does one drive take?
Two to five minutes. You get the real situation, make the calls, and see each call graded on win probability.
Data updated · 2026 season