Get the real spot
Every day everyone gets the same moment from a real game: the real score, clock, timeouts and the 22 players who were on the field.
Unofficial fan guide · Daily NFL play-calling game
Two-Minute Drill is a free daily NFL play-calling game, launched on Oct 12, 2026 by an independent creator at nfl2mindrill.com. You take over the end of a real NFL game, call every snap, and each call is graded against the best one you had.
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Every day everyone gets the same moment from a real game: the real score, clock, timeouts and the 22 players who were on the field.
Pick Run, Pass, RPO or Trick, then one of 27 plays. On a pass, tap a receiver to change his route and choose who gets the ball. On defense, you call the look.
The game draws a real NFL play of your call from the same kind of situation, out of a library of 160,141 plays from the 2022 to 2026 seasons.
Each call is graded on win chance against the best option you had. At the end you get a percentile against 4,000 simulated NFL play-callers and the head coach your calls look most like.
Two ways to play. Daily: one drive a day, the same for everyone. Survivor: random real fourth quarters back to back; win to keep going, one loss ends your run.
Before the result is shown, the game simulates the rest of the game for every option you had and compares your call with the best one. The play’s result doesn’t change the grade: a good call that didn’t work is still a good call.
Your daily score counts your calls and the result: a win lifts the same calls by about 15–20 points, so most of it comes from the calls themselves.
| Grade | What it means |
|---|---|
| ✓Green | The best call, or within 0.5 points of win chance of it |
| ≈Yellow | Close: within 2 points |
| !Orange | Costly: within 5 points |
| ✗Red | A big miss: more than 5 points worse than the best call |
You're behind and need a score before time runs out.
Real coaches opened with a pass in 94% of these spots; 35% of the real drives scored.
You’re ahead and need to run the clock out without giving the ball back.
Real coaches opened with a run in 78% of these spots; 55% of the real drives ended in a punt.
Get into scoring range without leaving the other team time to answer.
Real coaches opened with a pass in 78% of these spots; 39% of the real drives scored.
Counts of real spots in the game’s data file, version db270c0b65d8 (2026-10-18). Most come from the 2023–2026 NFL seasons, playoffs included. Full breakdown: what real NFL coaches called.
All 27 calls, which ones beat a blitz, a loaded box or a soft shell, and how to use the clock.
Read the guide → BasicsThe real football behind the game: when the clock stops, timeouts, spikes and the 10-second runoff.
Read the guide → RulesWhat it is, how long it lasts, and the six NFL rules that change once the clock passes 2:00.
Read the guide →JM Football plays the daily game and argues every call. A quick way to see the screens before you play.
Yes. The daily drive is free and needs no account; your progress is saved in your browser. The original site also sells an optional one-time Pro upgrade and offers optional sign-in.
The game is Two-Minute Drill at nfl2mindrill.com, made by an independent fan. 2MinDrill is an unofficial guide that loads that game on this page and links back to it.
No. 2 Minute Football is a separate set of quick-match browser games on free game sites, such as 2 Minute Football: QB Legend. Two-Minute Drill is the daily NFL play-calling game you can start at the top of this page.
No. Its creator describes it as an independent, fan-made game that is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by the NFL, its teams, its players or the NFL Players Association.
Yes. Daily mode gives everyone the same real late-game spot, one drive a day. Survivor mode plays random real fourth quarters back to back until you lose one.
Browsers limit what a game can store when it runs inside another site. To sign in, buy Pro or keep your streak across devices, open the game on nfl2mindrill.com.
From public NFL data published by nflverse: play-by-play, player participation and charting, including FTN Data via nflverse under CC BY-SA 4.0.