Legends · Playoff Runs
Rewrite legendary NFL endings
Everybody knows how 28–3 and the Helmet Catch ended. Now you make the calls the coaches didn't: start from the real score, clock and field position, call every snap, and see if you can beat the real coach.
Playoff Runs
Take a Super Bowl team all the way. Every playoff game of its run, in order, from the late fourth quarter. Lose once and the run is over.
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Legends
Famous NFL drives you can play, from the real situation. Pass one with a win and 90+ on your calls to climb from Walk-on to Legend.
- Super Bowl LIFree28–3New England Patriots · Down 8, 3:30 left, own 9Down 8 after White's touchdown with 0:57 left, New England went for two and Brady found Danny Amendola to tie the game.Bill Belichick's calls: 98. Beat it →
- NFC Divisional round🔒The Minneapolis MiracleMinnesota Vikings · Down 1, 0:25 left, own 20On 3rd-and-10 with 0:10 left and no timeouts, Minnesota threw to the sideline for a catch-and-step-out into field-goal range rather than heave it to the end zone.Mike Zimmer's calls: 67. Beat it →
- AFC Divisional round🔒13 SecondsKansas City Chiefs · Down 3, 0:13 left, own 25With 0:13 left and three timeouts, Kansas City threw over the middle twice and stopped the clock with timeouts instead of working the sidelines.Andy Reid's calls: 81. Beat it →
- AFC Divisional round🔒Allen's AnswerBuffalo Bills · Down 4, 1:02 left, own 25With 0:17 left on 1st-and-10 at the Kansas City 19, Buffalo threw for the end zone right away and scored, leaving 13 seconds on the clock.Sean McDermott's calls: 56. Beat it →
- Super Bowl XLII🔒The Helmet CatchNew York Giants · Down 4, 2:39 left, own 17Facing 4th-and-1 at their own 37 with 1:34 left, the Giants went for it and Brandon Jacobs ran up the middle for 2 yards.Tom Coughlin's calls: 80. Beat it →
- Super Bowl XLIII🔒Holmes in the CornerPittsburgh Steelers · Down 3, 2:30 left, own 22With no timeouts left at the Arizona 6, Pittsburgh threw to Santonio Holmes on both 1st and 2nd down instead of running.Mike Tomlin's calls: 45. Beat it →
- Super Bowl XLVI🔒Manningham on the SidelineNew York Giants · Down 2, 3:46 left, own 12Backed up at his own 12 with 3:46 left, Manning went deep down the sideline on the very first snap.Tom Coughlin's calls: 32. Beat it →
- Super Bowl XLIX🔒Second-and-GoalSeattle Seahawks · Down 4, 2:02 left, own 20On 2nd-and-goal from the 1 with 0:26 left and one timeout, Seattle threw instead of handing it to Marshawn Lynch.Pete Carroll's calls: 90. Beat it →
- Super Bowl XXXVI🔒Brady's First RingNew England Patriots · Tied, 1:21 left, own 17Tied with 1:21 left, no timeouts and 83 yards to go, New England chose to throw for the win instead of kneeling for overtime.Bill Belichick's calls: 83. Beat it →
- Week 10🔒Hail MurrayArizona Cardinals · Down 4, 0:34 left, own 25From the Buffalo 43 with 0:11 left and no timeouts, Arizona threw to the end zone at once rather than try to gain yards first.Kliff Kingsbury's calls: 58. Beat it →
- Super Bowl LVI🔒Stafford's Last DriveLos Angeles Rams · Down 4, 6:13 left, own 21On 4th-and-1 at their own 30 with 5:00 left, the Rams went for it and gave the ball to Cooper Kupp on a sweep.Sean McVay's calls: 37. Beat it →
- Super Bowl LVII🔒Mahomes on One AnkleKansas City Chiefs · Tied, 5:15 left, own 25With 1:48 left, Jerick McKinnon went down at the 2 instead of scoring so Kansas City could drain the clock for a last-second field goal.Andy Reid's calls: 50. Beat it →
- Week 13🔒Miracle in MotownGreen Bay Packers · Down 2, 0:23 left, own 21Down 2 with 0:23 left, no timeouts and 79 yards to go, Green Bay threw deep on each of the first two snaps instead of working the sideline.Mike McCarthy's calls: 99. Beat it →
- Super Bowl LVIII🔒Mahomes in VegasKansas City Chiefs · Down 3, 1:53 left, own 25On 2nd down at the San Francisco 11 with 0:06 left, Kansas City kicked the tying field goal rather than take one more shot at the end zone.Andy Reid's calls: 72. Beat it →
Legends Pass
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One-time payment. No subscription, no account. Launch price until Nov 3.
- ✓ 19 Playoff Runs: every Super Bowl team of the 2016–2025 seasons, through its whole postseason
- ✓ 14 Legends: famous NFL endings from the real situation, graded against the real coach
- ✓ No ads anywhere on the site
- ✓ Your scores and runs follow you to up to 5 devices
- Legends gets occasional free updates. New season packs and new modes may be sold separately.
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Questions
What is the Legends Pass?
A one-time $4.99 purchase (no subscription) that unlocks 19 Playoff Runs and 14 Legends and turns off ads across the site. The daily drive, Practice, Survivor and past drives stay free.
Which famous drives can I play?
28–3, The Minneapolis Miracle, 13 Seconds, Allen's Answer, The Helmet Catch, Holmes in the Corner, Manningham on the Sideline, Second-and-Goal, Brady's First Ring, Hail Murray, Stafford's Last Drive, Mahomes on One Ankle, Miracle in Motown, Mahomes in Vegas. Each starts from the real situation in the nflverse play-by-play: the same score, clock, field position and timeouts.
What is a Playoff Run?
Pick a team that reached the Super Bowl between the 2016 and 2025 seasons and play the late fourth quarter of each of its playoff games, in order. Win to advance, lose once and the run is over. Games that were never close count as won.
Do I need an account?
No. The Pass turns on in the browser you pay with. On another phone or computer, enter the email you paid with on the restore page and open the one-time link (up to 5 devices). Your scores and runs come along.
Can I get a refund?
Yes. Email support@2minutedrillgame.app within 14 days of buying and we refund it in full. The Pass switches off when the refund goes through.
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