# 2 Minute Drill

Site: https://2-minute-drill.org/
Contact: support@2-minute-drill.org

Play: https://2-minute-drill.org/#play
The 2 minute drill is a browser football game about the last two minutes. You are the play-caller. You pick the play and manage the clock. You do not control the players. Eleven play eleven. The field is the real proportion, 53.3 yards wide by 120 yards long, including both end zones.

Sunday Night is today's card for the local date. The same date keeps the same score, clock, down, and spot, and the next local midnight deals another normal last-two-minutes spot. Free Practice deals a new scripted situation each time. Historical Snap opens on a real 2024 NFL play. The date, matchup, score, clock, and spot match that snap. Those rows come from public play-by-play. The page does not show a source line.

Normal burns about 8–13 seconds of huddle when the clock is running. Hurry-up burns about 4–7 and raises sack and incompletion risk. A stopped clock burns no huddle on that snap. A timeout stops the clock and keeps the down. A spike stops the clock and costs a down. A kneel burns about 40 seconds. The drive ends when you score enough, turn the ball over, miss a field goal, take a safety, or the clock hits zero. There is no overtime in this version. A tie is not a win.

The grade judges the call against the score, the down, and the clock. It does not judge the random result. A win plays a cheer and a whistle. There is no account and no leaderboard.

This is an independent fan game. It is not affiliated with the NFL or any team.

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