Build your roster with real NFL stars, all-time legends or your own crew — then switch to the play designer: drop a formation, face it with a defensive front in one tap, draw routes, blocks and motions, and export the whole play as an animated GIF for the team chat. Tackle 11v11 and flag 5v5. Free, no sign-up.
Draft eleven icons under a $130M cap, then live the season play by play.
Pick your offense position by position and share the card.
Draw the play the way your staff already reads it.
Start with the quarterback and work outward: the line that protects him, the backs behind him, the receivers who stretch the field. Current stars, retired legends, your own custom cards — nothing is locked, no era is off limits.
When the roster is done, it becomes a card you can post. And when you want to see what those eleven actually do on a snap, the same team walks straight into the play designer.
Every group chat has the same fight about the greatest quarterback. Build the whole offense instead of naming one player — and make the other guy build his.
Your team needs a left tackle and a slot receiver. Draft them, drop them in, and show exactly what the roster looks like once the hole is filled.
Build the team, then run the season: results, standings and a story that belongs to your roster and nobody else’s.
Name your eleven here, then open the play designer with the same personnel and draw what they run on Saturday.
A football roster is not a list — it is a set of units that only work together. Here is what each one is actually for.
Nobody agrees, and that is the point. Put a 1970s runner behind a 2020s line, hand the ball to whichever quarterback you will defend in public, and publish it.
Take the current roster, add the two players it is missing, and show what the offense would look like in September instead of arguing about it in March.
Once the roster is set, play it out. Results, standings, a season your team owns — the part that turns a picture into a story.
Line up the players you want on your fantasy roster and look at them together — the position scarcity becomes obvious the moment you see the card.
Upload your own cards and put your group chat on a football field. It is the fastest way to make somebody argue about the offensive line.
Name the five who play tomorrow, then open the play designer on the flag field and draw the eight plays they will run.
The roster is only half the fun — the other half is showing it. Every export is sized for the place it is going.
No account to create, nothing to install. Drop the link in the chat and the argument starts on its own.
How the builder works, and what the positions mean.
