DAILY CHALLENGE.

YOUR DAILY DRIVE

One football challenge, a different finish

The daily football challenge gives every player the same starting clock, score, field position, timeouts, and seed for the current UTC date. Coach Harbor against Summit for one offensive possession. The goal is to finish ahead; a tied score does not count as a win.

Each date selects a situation from 20 original setups. Some drives call for a touchdown comeback, some start tied, and others ask you to protect a lead. Starting settings can recur on different days, but each date has its own seed. The challenge refreshes at 00:00 UTC.

Read today’s objective before you call a play

• Trailing by 4 or 6: you need a touchdown. A field goal cannot win the drive.
• Trailing by 3: a field goal only ties. To finish ahead in this one-possession game, look for the end zone.
• Tied: a made field goal can win, but reaching closer range improves the kick’s chance.
• Leading: possession and clock management matter. A turnover still ends the challenge as a loss.

What makes the daily challenge fair?

Players who make the same sequence of calls from the same starting seed get the same outcomes. Different decisions can lead to different results. The decision grade assesses the available choices before the outcome, so it rewards the quality of your calls rather than just the final score.

Results, replays, and the next daily

Your first completed daily result is saved in this browser. Resetting a played drive creates a practice replay and leaves that first result intact. Copy your result after finishing to share the score and decision grade. There are no accounts or public leaderboards, and clearing browser storage removes your saved progress.

Need a refresher? Read the complete rules and clock-management guide. For extra practice, create a custom football situation with a different clock, score, or starting position.

Football situations to practice